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Looking back at our progress so far and to the future with new updates to staking and farming.
What were the hottest narratives of the summer? Our DeFi research team delves into the growth of trading bots, RFV traders and more in this overview.
Our research team takes a look at the DAI Savings Rate and its influence on various yield dynamics in DeFi.
We are excited to announce the launch of the Atomic Relayer on Arbitrum. This will bring the efficient and tested system for atomic trades to the Arbitrum Layer 2 network!
In this post we cover how the Curve founder sold large amounts of CRV in over-the-counter trades in order to prevent a potentially catastrophic liquidation event in DeFi.
DeFi protocols have relied on the distribution of native tokens to incentivize liquidity providers (LPs). In a previous post, we delved into traditional liquidity incentives and the utilization of vote-escrow tokens. Now, we shift our focus to a fresh approach that has captured the attention of DeFi enthusiasts: concentrated liquidity methods.
With opportunities come risks, and DeFi is no exception. In this blog post, we’ll guide you through effective strategies on how to save money in DeFi while mitigating potential risks.
Uniswap v4 is coming. If you have been paying attention to any side of crypto twitter, it is likely you have heard about the release announcement for Uniswap's latest version v4. In this post we will dive into some of the details, the drama and what is coming next for the space's largest DEX.
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the WBTC-WETH pool on Integral SIZE and an update to farming rewards for LPs.
Ethereum has grown to be second-largest digital asset in the cryptocurrency sector, but now people are starting to take note as volatility gauges suggest a shift in market dynamics. Unexpectedly, these indicators point to the possibility of ETH experiencing lower volatility compared to Bitcoin and other crypto blue chips. ETH's volatility may be disappearing, but why and where are traders moving to next?