Announcing Notional V2.1 Release
I’m excited to announce the release candidate for Notional V2.1. This release adds the ability for Notional to list aTokens in Aave v3 for fixed rate lending and borrowing, a treasury management module for NOTE staking and a number of fixes and improvements to nTokens and our incentive
Improved Risk Metrics for Borrowers
Our goal with Notional Finance is to build the most capital efficient lending and borrowing platform, period. Capital efficiency, however, often comes hand in hand with more sophisticated collateral calculations. The latest update to the Notional UI includes a batch of updates to help borrowers better understand their liquidation risk.
Critical Bug Payout Report
Notional received a critical bug report from a whitehat hacker last night. The Notional team disabled the affected code in under an hour after it was reported. No user funds have been lost, and none are at risk. No user-facing functionality is affected. Users can continue to use Notional to
Notional V1 Deprecation Notice
With the launch of Notional V2 in November, we will deprecate support for Notional V1 by January 31st, 2022. We will turn off liquidation bots for Notional V1 on January 31st, 2022.Any accounts with unpaid debts will be settled by having their collateral purchased on January 31st, 2022. If
Open Sourcing the Notional V2 Smart Contracts
We’re excited to announce that today we're open sourcing the Notional V2 smart contracts under the GPL-v3 open source license. Our mission with Notional V2 is to create a fully decentralized fixed rate lending and borrowing platform that maximizes capital efficiency – no easy feat. When we set out to
Notional V2 Technical Deep Dive Part 1: fCash Markets
In this series of posts, I will walk you through the Notional V2 smart contracts. The goal of these posts is to help technically minded users and developers better understand a large and complex codebase (~12,000+ lines of Solidity!). It’s expected that the reader has some familiarity with
Notional V2 Technical Deep Dive Part 2: Trading Actions
In this series of posts, I will walk you through the Notional V2 smart contracts. The goal of these posts is to help technically minded users and developers better understand a large and complex codebase (~12,000+ lines of Solidity!). In part 1, we described the Notional V2 fCash Market.
Notional V2 Technical Deep Dive Part 3: Valuation Framework
In this series of posts, I will walk you through the Notional V2 smart contracts. The goal of these posts is to help technically minded users and developers better understand a large and complex codebase (~12,000+ lines of Solidity!). In parts 1 and 2, we described fCash markets and
