Weekly Interest Rate Roundup: June 7 - June 14
COMP recursive lending rate = all-in supply + 3 * (all-in supply - all-in borrow)What a time to be alive. Exchanges are firing big chunks of their employees, crypto lending desks are blowing up, funds are insolvent, assets that were supposed to be pegged are de-pegging. And meanwhile, amidst all this -
Fixed: Incentive Issuance Affecting Early V2 LPs
We’ve upgraded the calculation which erroneously diluted nToken holders and have launched an airdrop portal for those affected to claim their owed NOTE.
New Tool: Notional Historical Data Exporter
Our new data extraction tool allows anyone to export Notional’s historical data in just a few clicks.
Weekly Interest Rate Roundup: May 31 - June 7
COMP recursive lending rate = all-in supply + 3 * (all-in supply - all-in borrow)Another week gone by, another week of rock-bottom interest rates in DeFi. Not much new to say here for the variable rate lending markets - until they find out a way to tap into other sources of borrowing
HALF A BILLION!! 🎉🥳 Notional Monthly Update 🗓️ May 2022
We crossed the half a billion in fixed rate loan volume on Notional mark! Reached less than seven months after the V2 launch, Notional is the first fixed rate borrowing and lending DeFi protocol to generate this volume.
Weekly Interest Rate Roundup: May 24 - May 31
COMP recursive lending rate = all-in supply + 3 * (all-in supply - all-in borrow)Well, it's been a slow week. Rates are low, but that's nothing new. With rates in TradFi set to rise significantly above the rates on Compound and Aave, I don't think things
How to Estimate Impermanent Loss for LPs (Part 2 of 4)
In this post, we present a simple framework for a conservative assessment of IL. We then apply it to current market data and show that IL is very limited for nUSDC and nDAI.
Weekly Interest Rate Roundup: May 17 - May 24
COMP recursive lending rate = all-in supply + 3 * (all-in supply - all-in borrow)It finally happened - one of the big two DeFi money markets turned off incentives. Aave's incentives have expired and there's no plan to extend them. This marks yet another blow to the humble
