Announcing Notional V2.1 Release
I’m excited to announce the release candidate for Notional V2.1. This release adds the ability for Notional [http://notional.finance] 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
Introducing NOTE Staking
Today we are excited to announce the next step forward in the evolution of the Notional protocol: The NOTE staking module.
DAO Treasury Management using Notional Finance
With the rise of DeFi, multiple DAOs have built considerable treasuries, with more than a dozen DAOs holding over $100M in reserves. As a result, DAO treasury management is becoming an increasingly important topic amongst governance delegates.
Notional Monthly Update 🗓️ February 2022
If you've been following our Twitter, you may have noticed the uptick in our whale alerts and loan volume last week.
Yearn <> Notional Integration
Yearn has allocated 15,000,000 USDC and 15,000,000 DAI to fixed-rate lending strategies on Notional. Yearn is using Notional's fixed rates to boost and stabilize their returns while also making them less dependent on DeFi token prices.
How to Add 4% to Your Compound Recursive Lending Return
Recursive lending is a very popular strategy in DeFi. It involves lending and borrowing on Compound / AAVE in order to harvest the maximum reward possible. This strategy was very profitable at the beginning of 2021. However, returns have dropped considerably as more money flew into the strategy and the value
Notional Monthly Update 🗓️ January 2022
Welcome to the latest edition of the Notional Monthly Update! You can also follow the latest news on Twitter [https://www.twitter.com/notionalfinance] or join the Notional community on Discord [https://discord.notional.finance/]. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🗒 Summary Notes -$NOTE Staking Module is under audit with Code Arena! -IndexCoop proposal
Understanding Notional v2 Liquidations
In this post, we’ll cover how settlements and liquidations work in Notional v2, and how liquidators can profit from the various opportunities offered by the protocol. Settlements refer to a third party rolling an account’s unpaid debt forward upon maturity while liquidations refer to a third party buying
