Ranking DeFi liquidation mechanisms: 1. Euler: dutch auctions are best at finding the correct spread to offer liquidators, but can be slow. 2. Fluid: gas-optimization definitely helps, but less of a factor when large loans are concentrated by user; offering liquidations as swaps may be powerful but there are issues in practice with integrating liquidations into aggregators, and in practice any market maker via RFQs can offer the same coincidence of wants execution for liquidations. 3. Aave: Chaos risk oracles help optimize the liquidation bonuses, but this is not as accurate as auctions. 4. Morpho: Pre-Liquidations help users control their own liquidation flow, although this modular construction is a worse UX for users, and less impactful for the protocol as a whole.

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TLDR: never trust hedge fund managers/VCs that are on a lot of podcasts they have great PR teams to put them on every single podcast where they come and larp as thought leaders all of these are just ways for them to build clout and raise funds from listeners most are losing

A significant amount of Monad-related chatter on CT appears to come from the Nigerian region. It makes me wonder which exciting and innovative onchain apps and companies building on Monad originate from there. 🤔

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Certain aggregator not optimized not smart at alllll 😤 Be careful out there 😤 이불밖은 위험해

The prevalence of desirable markets with favourable market outcomes is, in itself, good crypto UX.

peep dexs should have killcams for liquidations

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