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The market is quite volatile right now, and the topics of leverage and stablecoin yields have been pretty hot.
Many people look at @protocol_fx and split it into two parts—one side doing ETH/BTC leverage, the other side doing stablecoin yields.
Looking at it this way isn't wrong, but it's easy to miss what truly determines how big the protocol can become—Long, Short, and the Stability Pool actually share the same pool of liquidity and feed each other.
When Long opens an xPOSITION, the protocol mints fxUSD based on the target leverage, increasing supply. Short uses fxUSD as collateral to borrow

The market is quite volatile right now, and topics around leverage and stablecoin yields have been very hot.
Many people look at @protocol_fx and divide it into two parts: one is doing ETH and BTC leverage, the other is doing stablecoin yields.
That view isn’t wrong, but it easily misses the core that truly determines how large the protocol can become: Long, Short, and the Stability Pool actually share the same pool of liquidity and feed each other.
When Long opens an xPOSITION, the protocol mints fxUSD according to the leverage target, increasing supply. Short uses fxUSD as collateral t

World Cup knockout stage officially begins. From now on, every match is a do-or-die battle with no second chances. I've been watching the schedule almost every day lately, and also participating in #Gate Prediction Market's Daily Focus Challenge.
Today's highlight is Brazil vs. Japan. Not only is the match exciting, but the event rewards are also very generous. During the entire World Cup, they have launched daily focus matches with a cumulative prize pool of 50,000 USDT. As long as you make predictions on the designated matches and meet the event trading threshold, you have a chance to receiv

The market has been quite volatile recently, and everyone probably still remembers the liquidations.
Many people summarize JustLend DAO's SBM V2 in one sentence — isolating risks.
After reading through @DeFi_JUST this upgrade, what I care more about is another layer of change: different collateral types no longer have to borrow under the same credit table.
Anyone who has experienced liquidation knows that the page may say it's safe, but in reality, a position can't hold up for long. Price, oracle, liquidity, liquidation efficiency — if any link fails, the market won't wait for you.
JustLend's

The market has been quite volatile lately, and everyone probably still remembers the liquidations.
Many people summarized JustLend DAO's SBM V2 in one sentence — isolating the risks.
After looking at @DeFi_JUST's upgrade, what I care more about is another change: different collaterals no longer have to borrow on the same credit table.
Anyone who has been through liquidations knows that the page says it's safe, but in reality, positions can't hold for long. Price, oracle, liquidity, liquidation efficiency — if any link falls behind, the market won't wait for you.
JustLend's SBM V2 uses a two-la

72.14% of FXN has been locked, with an average lock duration of 3.34 years.
Many people first see the protocol consensus, but I first look at the exit rights everyone has surrendered.
When most of the FXN leaves the free market, the f(x) protocol essentially completes a clear exchange: the protocol gains more stable long-term capital, holders trade for governance rights, emission steering rights, and revenue sharing, while giving up the freedom to exit at any time. Currently, about 364.4k FXN have been locked into 304.6k veFXN.
The ve model allocates power based on time: locking for 4 ye

I guessed Brazil correctly and only earned 1.88 XP.
I guessed Czech incorrectly and lost nearly 100 XP.
Strong teams are not necessarily good trades; even with correct judgment, you may not make money.
I actually don’t understand football, not the complex formations, nor the technical characteristics of players.
It’s just that this World Cup is so lively this year, everyone around me is talking about it, so I started checking data, watching form, and then judging the results in my own way.
Ultimately, it’s all about looking at probabilities.
After the first correct judgment, it’s e