Thanks! I had seen this for Cub before but it never worked for me. It defaults to Metamask whereas my farm holdings are in a different wallet.

Thanks! DeBank looks excellent. I gave it my wallet address and it popped up my wallet and yield farm values straight away. I'll be having a play with that!

There is opportunity when the volatility is high. But it requires patience to wait for the lows. Unless you are planning to hodl for a long time. For me (and as your analogy suggests) the best opportunity

I'm a big fan of Sol. It's apps just seem to be that much more useable than on other smart contract chains. I think that's partly the speed but also the low fees. The only thing I don't like is the absence

Hard to understand how this happens. Automated transfer gone wrong? Or user and miner are same person/team.

I think this is actually good news. A lot of exchanges focus on Tether for their pairings even though it's fairly opaque. But other stablecoins have been gaining ground and hopefully this will bring more

I think it will depend on the teams / companies launching the chains. We will potentially see a range of levels of decentralisation. For example the NFL could launch a COSMOS chain with the 32 teams of

I think we could see a vast expansion in the number of L1 blockchains, not just through new technology (although there is already plenty of this going on) but through the replication of existing chains.

It sounds like the smaller companies haven't been hedging their supply costs. Which should be a regulation really. I mean, if you've customers on fixed price contracts for 12 months, or you know the maximum

Good work CUB people! I followed the instructions in the CubFinance Docs. It all went pretty much as illustrated. Although the number of times my wallet said "You authorise this website to spend all

I like following the narratives. Summer was for Sol. Autumn there's been Avax. But I'm feeling a battle between ATOM and DOT for the multichain title. Hubs and IBC vs Parachains. Of the two I like ATOM

I always had vaguely negative sentiment towards crypto.com. I think from the early days of their exchange launch. From memory they had fairly aggressive marketing offers: buy lots of CRO and stake it to

Ah ok thanks. Makes more sense!

So the $4.63 in fees for the transfer from Polygom to Optimism...Is that the gas fees cost on Polygon? It's still quite high, even if it's much lower than Eth.

That chart says accumulation!

I mean, I'm not against the idea of an AMM. I think it would be cool. I'm just not convinced it would lock up additional liquidity or increase the Hive price.

Wouldn't most of the liquidity come from Hive that is currently powered up? I mean, if the AMM offers 200% initially (since funds allocated are low to start with) then people will power down (they probably

These networks don't need a dozen devs working on the core protocol, they need thousands of devs all contributing in a way that makes sense. I think that smart contract platforms have this in a way. The

At the moment it's just on github. So something for people to download and use. Once I've finished tidying the project for these changes I'll drop the link to the repository and add some instructions.

Any idea how much POB inflation is printed per day? I'm guessing that 1500 more than covers it.