This post will focus on the thesis behind the protocol. Furthermore, it will explain the design philosophy behind it, and question some of the assumptions.

Ever since we started brainstorming about the v3 and what an ideal tokenomics should look like and also learning from our experience with PILOT token, we started to do in-depth research into the tokenomics of other projects, and one model caught our attention which was the ve model especially the version that LIT developed.

In the past couple of years, Uniswap DAO has deployed univ3 on many L2s. Liquidity Providers should have more data about which L2s have been the most profitable for specific token pairs. This is our attempt to demystify some of it.

Blockchains are a powerful concept. They are decentralized trustless peer-to-peer networks enabling the participants to transact without trusting anyone in […]

I have attended four hackathons in the past two years and have won three of them. I must admit hackathons […]

Overview This part serves a next step after completing part 1 of the guide. In part 1, we discussed the different […]

There are two ways to go about building applications on Hyperledger Fabric framework. The first method is to use Composer […]

Hyperledger Fabric is an exciting technology and is progressing rapidly with the approach of move fast and break things so […]