Alexander Mardar

The new decentralized exchange (DEX) will leverage adaptive curve technology to adjust to market conditions, offering capital efficiency on trades. Flying Tulip also introduces trading features and products normally available only on centralized platforms.

Compound DAO greenlighted Morpho-powered lending vaults on Polygon, proposed by its major delegate. The decision has sparked debate—some see it as a strategic move to revitalize the stagnant protocol, while others view it as a shift away from Compound in favor of its competitor, Morpho.

The project aims to abstract away DeFi complexities, enabling users to seamlessly engage with all their favorite trading platforms through a simple mobile interface.

Additionally, the project is significantly altering its security model, reducing risks for AAVE token holders, and improving capital efficiency of the protocol.

Morpho’s custom lending markets are rapidly capturing significant market share in the DeFi lending space. Its growth has not been welcomed by its leading competitor, also decentralized, Aave lending protocol.

Although the project offers cost benefits in the DA space, major L2s do not plan to abandon Ethereum for Celestia.

With low on-chain activity, the Bitcoin network may not be able to rely on transaction fees, which were supposed to be the main incentive for Bitcoin miners in the long term. What can replace mining incentives?

The new layer 2 network aims to solve the Ethereum fragmentation problem and become a key player in the Ethereum L2 space.