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{Breeze}

  1. I'm Breeze, a software development engineer specializing in front-end and script development. I'm continuously exploring Web3 technologies, with a particular interest in DeFi, which is one of the most prominent application areas in the Web3 space. I'm eager to deepen my understanding of DeFi through this learning experience.
  2. 你认为你会完成本次残酷学习吗?
    of course

Notes

2024.08.20

study the https://banklessdao.substack.com/p/the-stablecoin-edition-defi-download

  1. Why the World Needs Stablecoins:
  • Frictionless Cryptocurrency Trading: Stablecoins eliminate the need to convert cryptocurrency to fiat currency when trading, reducing reliance on traditional banking systems and their associated fees and delays.
  • Faster and Cheaper International Remittances: Compared to traditional wire transfers, stablecoins offer significantly lower fees and near-instantaneous transaction speeds, making them ideal for international payments and remittances.
  • Enhanced Security and Transparency: Stablecoins leverage blockchain technology, providing greater security against fraud and arbitrary seizures compared to traditional banking systems. Transactions are transparent, cryptographically secured, and require personal accountability, minimizing risks associated with intermediaries.

todo:

  • Why did the Luna algorithmic stablecoin collapse?

2024.08.21

continue study

Types of Stablecoins

  • Fiat-collateralized Stablecoins (USDT, USDC, BUSD, etc.)
  • Crypto-backed Stablecoins (DAI, USDP, etc.)
  • Commodity-backed Stablecoins (USDC.io, etc.)
  • Algorithmic Stablecoins (UST, etc.)

The collapse of the Luna algorithmic stablecoin was due to several interconnected factors:

  1. Flawed Design: The Luna/UST system relied on an algorithmic mechanism to maintain UST's peg to the US dollar. This mechanism was based on the ability to swap 1 UST for $1 worth of Luna, which was supposed to create arbitrage opportunities to keep UST at $1. However, this design was vulnerable to extreme market conditions.

  2. Bank Run: When large amounts of UST were sold off rapidly, it triggered a "death spiral." As UST's price fell below $1, more people tried to redeem UST for Luna, causing Luna's price to plummet. This further eroded confidence in UST, leading to more sell-offs.

  3. Lack of Sufficient Backing: Unlike traditional stablecoins backed by real assets, UST was primarily backed by Luna tokens and some Bitcoin reserves. When the system was stressed, these reserves proved insufficient to maintain the peg.

  4. Market Volatility: The crypto market was experiencing a downturn, which added pressure to the already strained system.

  5. Loss of Confidence: As the mechanism failed to maintain the peg, users lost confidence in the system, accelerating the collapse.

  6. Complexity and Lack of Understanding: Many users may not have fully understood the risks associated with algorithmic stablecoins, leading to panic when the system showed signs of stress.

The Luna collapse highlighted the risks associated with algorithmic stablecoins and the importance of robust backing and risk management in stablecoin designs.

Stablecoin Types

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2024.08.25

the maker protocol Design Considerations

  1. Token Agnostic
  • System is indifferent to implementation of external tokens
  • The Join adapters abstract away the differences between ERC 20s, Non Fungible Tokens (NFTs), invoice tokens, etc
  1. Verifiable ○ Designed from bottom up to be well suited for formal verification; every Vat state defined and proved ○ The Vat makes no external calls, as functions in external contracts are subject to change ○ The Vat contains no precision loss; it only adds, subtracts, and multiplies
  2. Modular and Upgradable ○ Implementations of e.g. auctions, liquidation, Vault risk conditions, and new collateral types, to be altered on a live system through Maker Governance Vault States within the Vat
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2024.08.26

read the https://web3caff.com/zh/archives/80903 and Centrifuge

  • RWA: Real World Asset Tokenization

  • some project such as Monetalis Clydesdal, use the On-chain governance of MakerDAO + off-chain governance of the foundation system

2024.08.27

read the https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/gzr9q9kM3j-R0ec7sCb3NQ

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  • paypal publish the pyUsd
  • visa
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todo:

  1. We can use ETH to borrow DAI, then purchase US Treasury RWA (Real World Asset), which generally yields an annual return of about 5%. This is higher than the return from staking ETH on Lido. If we adopt this approach, what are the associated risks?
  2. https://debank.com/profile/0x3e8734ec146c981e3ed1f6b582d447dde701d90c/history