Block Weekly: Mining on Binance Smart Chain is booming; the number of Ethereum addresses exceeds 46 million
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Keywords of this issue:The number of Ethereum addresses exceeds 46 million, Polkadot completes the first cross-chain transfer, reveals the new "DeFi gangster" FTX, the second half of DeFi, comparison of stablecoin models, SUSHI cuts production by 90%, Spartan destroys 130,000 BNB, MOV opens Liquidity mining.
According to data from intotheblock on September 9, the number of Ethereum addresses with balances has reached 46 million, which means that in the past nine months, the number of Ethereum addresses on the entire network has increased by 12 million. At the same time, 67.3% of the entire network, or about 31 million Ethereum addresses, are in a profitable state.
2. Gavin Wood: Polkadot network successfully transferred assets between chains for the first time
On September 13, Gavin Wood, the founder of Polkadot, stated on Twitter that by using the new XCM format, standard, and protocol, the inter-chain asset transfer has been successfully carried out on the Polkadot network for the first time.
3. MOV released the superconducting protocol governance token SUP, with a total amount of 100,000. The team has no pre-mining, no reservation, and no private placement
On September 14th, the decentralized cross-chain value exchange protocol MOV officially released the superconducting protocol governance token SUP. SUP will have governance rights for MOV superconductors. The total amount of SUP is 100,000 pieces, which are completely distributed to the liquidity providers in MOV superconducting in a decentralized manner. The team has no pre-mining, no reservation, and no private placement. The distribution is expected to be completed in one month.
From September 17th, MOV will open 7 large liquidity pools of BTC/BTM, ETH/BTM, BTC/ETH, USDT/USDC, USDT/DAI, USDC/DAI and SUP/BTM. One week later, 20% of the service fee of the Superconducting Protocol will be used to repurchase SUP and destroy it
As the tide of decentralized finance (DeFi) hits, the market maker Alameda Research led by legendary trader Sam Bankman-Fried and the centralized exchange FTX are in the center of the vortex of DeFi focus events, leading this wave and cannot be ignored the power of. This article takes you through this new DeFi gangster.
YFI's successful distribution model has triggered the imitation and pursuit of this method by many subsequent projects. Such as YAM, Sushiswap, Swerve, etc. However, the distribution model is only half of YFI, and the other half of YFI, that is, its core business, is the core pillar that supports its token price from 30,000 times to 30,000 US dollars. Understand these Business, you can know how to play the "second half" of DeFi.
Decentralized stablecoins have always been unstable, even the largest decentralized stablecoin DAI. DAI cannot be said to be very stable in terms of stability. What other decentralized stablecoin models are there? This article compares three decentralized stablecoin models in order to find a better stablecoin model.
1. The anonymous founder of SushiSwap returned $14 million to the community, and SUSHI cut production by 90% as planned
The SUSHI series continued this week. After the migration was completed on September 10, the anonymous founder of SushiSwap chose to return the $14 million in Ethereum obtained from the sale of tokens to the community on the evening of September 11, and said that he would continue to participate in project governance and develop. Then on September 12, SushiSwap distributed 2 million SUSHI airdrop rewards, and the rewards were for users who did not withdraw their liquidity during the migration period.
Then on September 14th, SUSHI completed the production reduction, the reward for each block was reduced from 1,000 to 100, and the output was reduced by 90%. At the same time, the community initiated a proposal to use the returned funds to repurchase SUSHI. Once passed, the repurchase operation will be carried out.
2. Binance Smart Chain’s first mining project, BurgerSwap, started mining and the response was overwhelming
On September 12, BurgerSwap, the first mining project developed by the community, launched on Binance Smart Chain and started liquidity mining. The market responded enthusiastically and the participating funds continued to grow.
3. The Binance Smart Chain Spartan Protocol started burning and distributing, and 130,000 BNB have been destroyed
On August 29, Spartan Protocol, the first liquidity incentive agreement on Binance Smart Chain, was launched. The main products include SpartanSynths and SpartanLending.
The former is a synthetic asset platform, and the latter is a lending platform. Its initial token distribution is the destruction distribution, and a total of 100 million tokens are distributed. Users can enter tokens into the black hole address to obtain tokens at a fixed price. Currently, 5 types of assets are supported for destruction and distribution, among which the amount of BNB destruction has reached the upper limit, and a total of 130,000 BNBs have been destroyed. Subsequent support for destruction of assets is still increasing, and a total of 30 types of assets will be supported for destruction and distribution.
On September 8, the DeFi derivatives trading platform MCDEX announced the completion of the first round of financing. DeFiance Capital operator Arthur Cheong, quantitative trader Wang Qiao, Zapper Chief DeFi Officer DeFi Dad, dForce CEO Yang Mindao, Fortube CEO Lei Yu, and Conflux United Founder Zhang Yuanjie, Loopring CTO Steve Guo and DODO founder Lei Mingda participated in the investment.
MCDEX will launch the synthetic dollar token eUSD based on the MCDEX ETH perpetual contract this quarter, launch the MC Fund (MC-Fund) and complete the development of MCDEX V3 in the fourth quarter of this year.
2. Diginex, a Hong Kong-based blockchain service company, completed $20 million in financing before going public
On September 9th, Diginex, a Hong Kong-based blockchain service company, announced that it had completed $20 million in financing before going public. Separately, Diginex's merger with Nasdaq-listed 8i Enterprises Acquisition Corp. is expected to close by the end of this month.
In addition, Diginex has previously launched a digital asset exchange, EQUOS.io. The exchange is expected to become the first listed digital asset exchange in the United States through a "backdoor listing".
3. Singaporean investment company Based Ventures invested $5 million in Lien, a DeFi stablecoin protocol
On September 10th, Singapore-based blockchain investment firm Based Ventures announced that it has invested $5 million in DeFi stablecoin protocol Lien (LIEN). According to the official website of Based Ventures, the investment company did not disclose team members, and its main investment portfolio includes Curve, Jarvis Network, Kava, Lien, SKALE, Stafi.
4. BarnBridge, a cross-platform hierarchical derivatives agreement, completed a $1 million seed round of financing, with ParaFi Capital participating
On September 11, BarnBridge, a cross-platform hierarchical derivatives agreement, announced the completion of a $1 million seed round of financing. Participating investors include Fourth Revolution Capital, ParaFi Capital, Synthetix founder Kain Warwick, Aave founder Stani Kulechov, DARMA Capital managing partner People Andrew Keys, Centrality, Blockchain Companies, Dahret Group.
BarnBridge is a cross-platform hierarchical derivatives protocol that uses fixed yields and volatility to tokenize product risk in batches, and its native token is BOND. The project plans to launch a fixed-rate and floating-rate product "Smart Income Bond" based on Ethereum and guaranteed by DeFi income, and a derivative "Smart Alpha Bond" that can hedge against market price fluctuations of any ERC20 token.
5. XanPool, an automated digital currency and fiat currency exchange gateway, completed a US$4.3 million Series A financing, with investment from OK and HashKey
On September 11, XanPool, an automated digital currency and fiat currency exchange gateway, completed a US$4.3 million Series A financing led by OK Group, with participation from HashKey Capital and Gumi Cryptos.
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