DeFi protocols are absolutely PRINTING right now. Its mindshare is through the roof, and frankly, these market conditions feel like they're practically begging for some juicy DeFi plays.

To me, we talking about the start of the altseason, with DeFi projects leading the way

>>60487395 (OP)
DeFi or memecoins?
Ofcourse memecoins, that’s where the x100s are. DeFi’s cool, but let’s not pretend it’s exciting unless it prints.

>>60487395 (OP)
Mumu rekt in anus

>>60487395 (OP)

>>60487395 (OP)
Kek

>>60487439
Definitely memecoins. But not just in trading, also liquidity provisioning.
Picrel shows returns of 6% for 24 hours, for providing liquidity to Fartcoin/USDC pools on Meteora.
How this works:
You have $100 USDC.
You buy $50 Fartcoin.
You connect wallet to Meteora DLMM pool for Fartcoin/USDC pair.
You provide liquidity for 24 hours.
Now you have 6.28% more Fartcoin/USDC.
Also Fartcoin is up over 10% last 24 hours.
So you just increased your stack by over 16% in 24 hours.
And that's just one pair on one DEX.

>>60487395 (OP)
Through DeFi, you bankroll your own containment. The Finance is fixed. The Decentralization is the velvet shroud- behind it, the sword of the panopticon sharpens. Every move etched.
> Patterns fed to AI, cracked by quantum teeth.
You are not escaping the system. You are refining its reach.

>>60487439
>DeFi or memecoins?
Why not both? The real galaxy brain move is finding the Defi protocols that will inevitably spawn their own memecoins. I'm talking about some "BasedYieldFarmer" shitcoin that gets airdropped to LP providers before dumping 99%, there's a few that don't, they're difficult to find, but not impossible. That's the true degentopian dream. Also, try to be on many different sites for maximum reach, it worked for me when i found Kaka by chance and i got some good profit

>>60488038
LP is shit, don't even try to share that to all as you're just making crazy shill so devs would exit happily.

>>60488129
>The real galaxy brain move is finding the Defi protocols that will inevitably spawn their own memecoins
Yep, I got one for ya in picrel. Could just be a rumor but every other major DEX exchange has a token, so it makes sense. Can't post the text or link here because of no-no words

>>60488176
Oops here

I want to learn DeFi but it melts my brain. Do I have to get a PhD to understand it?

>>60488216
DeFi is lateral distribution of surveillance. The cage is digital and transparent, etched into the blockchain for computing eternity. Every node a watcher, every node a signal.

>>60487395 (OP)
hacks are always so hard pass for defi

>>60487439
I’m in both, anon. Doesn’t matter what you prefer, you can win in either sector if you play it right. Just don’t fumble the bag.

>>60488216
No PhD needed. Just stop being scared of clicking buttons and start learning. DeFi only melts brains that refuse to read.

>>60488378
I mean I guess I could see that but how is my Jewish banker not digital surveillance??

>>60488599
Okay I'll try anon but I also have a life that requires living. Plus I want to schedule time to shitpost.

>>60488601
>>60488607
Your banker is surveillance, anon, learn DeFi just enough to escape the leash, then go touch grass and shitpost like a free man.

>>60488216
>>60488607
There are some good playlists on YouTube that helped me a lot. I think they were called DeFi Demystified and DeFi Code Academy or something. I just dedicated a day to binge watching these and it helped clarify things for me. But actually getting wallets set up, making trades on DEXs and just clicking around DeFi Llama helped put it all into context, once I understood most of the technical jargon

https://defillama.com/

>>60488599
I'm not able to earn there, just find another ways

the most HATED pump

Aave's still the Chad of lending. Been stacking points and it's printing slow but steady.

>>60488817
Seen what Haven1’s cooking? Race to Reward looks like a solid move if you’re chasing rewards atm.

>>60487395 (OP)
degens are back, gas is back, scams are back, unironically bullish

>>60488914
Yeah, I’ve been poking around it too. Not saying it’s perfect, but feels like they’re trying to avoid the usual rugfest.

>>60488920
Kek

>>60487395 (OP)
Been holding BTC since 2017 and honestly? It feels like being that guy in a nuclear bunker who stocked up early. It’s not about speed, or smart contracts, or even DeFi. It’s about sitting on the only coin every country’s central bank is secretly scared of.. Let the degens fight over yield and stablecoin APYs. BTC just chills and keeps being inevitable. Call it boring, but when everything else nukes, Bitcoin still breathes.

>>60488912
Looks like anon haven't tried uni.

>>60487395 (OP)
I still remember losing on cetus, now I only mess with Aave and whatever the H1 thing is

>>60488988
Uniswap’s the type of protocol that gets forked more than a pizza. Everybody wants a slice but nobody wants to make their own dough.

>>60488974
That definitely makes them stand out. They’ll be able to push forward with what they’re building.

>>60487395 (OP)
>DeFi is finally back and about to send us to the moon!
They said “DeFi is back.” I checked my wallet. Nothing changed.

>>60489000
But lately? gas is kinda making it unusable for anyone not already rich.

>>60489011
Honestly I miss the DeFi summer where you could 10x in a weekend just by clicking buttons.

>>60489007
Funny enough, no one is saying its basically TradFi rules with DeFi tools.

>>60487395 (OP)
Lol, when half of the new protocols have unverified contracts and a Discord full of bots

>>60489014
That’s why alt L1s and newer chains like H1 are interesting, trying to offer the Uniswap experience without having to sweat to trade.

>>60489030
That’s the balance it strikes, real-world access without giving up decentralization. KYC’s just part of the gateway, not the system.

>>60488671
>touch grass

Kek have sex incel

>>60488038
>what is IL

>>60489042
Exactly. Alt L1s are finally getting that most people just want simple, smooth trading, not a technical nightmare. New chains like this get that, make it easy, and they’ll come.

>>60487395 (OP)
There is no hard and fast rule to this. Just find something that reeks of stability and hold on to it..

>>60489042
The fees on H1 are relatively lower than uniswap..

>>60489030
>>60489070
>>60489007
Still not good mr bot devs, convos can still be sniffed out super fast imo.
back to the drawing board, if we have bots talking here we mightaswell have them be funny

>>60489070
How can users possibly maintain full control over their assets without centralized oversight?

>>60488912
Aave honestly feels like that one serious kid in high school who already had a Roth IRA and didn’t drink at parties. Everyone clowned on him, until he bought a house at 25.

>>60489260

>>60488038
>LP
>2025

I thought everyone already leaned their lesson on that shit.

>>60489260
Bots or not, give us something useful, profit tips or good content. If you’re not doing either, you’re more useless than the bots.

>>60487395 (OP)
wtf is mindshare

>>60489168
not IL if fartcoin goes up

>>60488914
That's where I'm farming vaults and rotating stablecoin plays on Aave. Safer than gambling on stuff with high TVL and no docs.

>>60487395 (OP)
>we talking about the start of the altseason

NEXT JOKE PLEASE!

>>60487395 (OP)
>DeFi protocols are absolutely PRINTING right now

DeFi protocols are absolutely GETTING HACKED right now.
are we gonna sit and act like Cetus and Cork protocol was just recently hacked?

>>60489011
Check again!

>>60489328
Way better than a rigged casino. People gotta think twice before throwing money away.

>>60489282
If you're betting on Fartcoin going up, then buying Fartcoin and providing liquidity to a Fartcoin/USDC pool means you're just selling a spread of Fartcoin from current price to higher price. Plus you're collecting fees.
>>60489322
Impermanent loss is only permanent if you exit the position. Meditate on this.

>>60489512
>selling a spread of Fartcoin from current price to higher price. Plus you're collecting
Collecting fees instead of paying fees.
For selling Fartcoin to USDC.
I hope this makes sense

>>60489168
IL is for those who risk without even understanding the protocol

>>60489168
If you get IL and don’t want to stay in the pool just exit and swap the other coin for the coin you lost. It’s literally that easy.

Btw I made like $15k last year LPing Base memes.

The only thing I impermantly lost was the semen from my ballsack.

>>60489626
Then single-sided staking is for you if you want to avoid impermanent loss, simple as that.

>>60489457
what is the difference between a rigged casino and a meme coin getting rugged?

>>60489764
>What is Bancor
Never again

>>60489767
Bancor fumbled it, yeah, but that doesn’t mean single-sided staking is dead. Not every protocol rugs just because one did. Do your homework, not your trauma dump.

>>60487395 (OP)
We're now seeing significant moves on utility coins, and I think it will continue at least for the next three months

Now is the best time to be well positioned for altseason

>>60489360
Both can be true. Some are printing, some are getting exploited. If you’re chasing yield without checking the code, you’re basically begging to get drained.

>>60489282
There are projects with bad LPs while there are also others with good ones like Pendle and Haven1

>>60490169
>utility coins
these are for real alphas. kids chase memes

>>60489457
Most traders don't have time to research a project. What they want to see is a promise of high yield, and then they ape in

>>60489014
There are several other DeFi protocols that you can use that don't run on ETH

>>60490411
And that’s why they get rugged.
High yield without research is just speedrunning to exit liquidity. Gotta change that mindset if they wanna make it.

>>60489011
Seems like you're holding shitty coins. The promising ones are now printing green candles

>>60490479
No risk no Ferrari

>>60489211
There are not many of them, but projects that take audits serious are one of those to consider

>>60489030
If that's what DeFi needs to stay Rekt resistant, then I think more projects should look into it.

>>60490522
Sure, but most of you ain’t getting Ferraris, you’re getting rugs and regret.
There’s risk… and then there’s aping into death traps with zero research.

>>60489269
It's still DeFi, where only dApps are used, and everyone has their own keys

>>60490374
Glad someone pointed out the good ones for others to explore on their own.

>>60488392
I don't think this can totally be avoided, but it can be reduced.

>>60490728
If the devs handle things right, security won’t be an issue.

>>60491080
Are you serious about it?

>>60488506
This might be the last major bull market, so it's best we get it right

>>60490298
How many people bother to read whitepaper? Almost none

>>60489274
The yield on Aave is not really rewarding like what we have on Pendle and Haven1.

>>60489340
You're NGMI

>>60491080
Most devs are only after their own earnings and not what the community makes

>>60488974
Kek, it hasn’t shown any red flags yet, which is already better than half the field.

>>60488989
I can’t blame anyone for choosing stability right now. I’ve been rethinking my whole DeFi approach lately. Some of these newer platforms are at least trying to address the core issues.

>>60489250
I was surprised I didn’t get gouged on swaps. Pretty smooth compared to what I’m used to.

>>60491620
AI chatgpt is best you can do

>>60487395 (OP)

>>60488054
Pls basic English

>>60488054
Pls basic English

>>60490382
I think we're at a convergence:
Utility Memes.

Some kind of useful utility crypto that also has a mascot or theme. Imagine if PEPE actually did something useful and provided value. There are some attempts at making personalities for AI agents but that's not really useful for the average person, and so far it's mostly anime coomer "personalities" which normal people find disgusting and juvenile (take the hint, bugmen)

Imagine an AI Pepe type character that actually does something useful though. Something people could use in their daily lives, while also being a recognizable meme. Something kids would buy for the lulz while adults find useful in their daily lives. A Utility Meme.

>>60491620
defi works regardless of what the majority thinks or does
that's actually the whole point of crypto

>>60490562
>more projects should look into it.
Just a little more time. some Jeets are yet to lose their life savings to shitty devs

>>60488914
looks like i'm gonna keep chasing rewards till i see some stability in the market

>>60488974
Protocols that adopt a multi-layered security approach tend to be safer than others

>>60491913
you mean uniswap... kek

>>60489187
still think they hold the most promise for the next altseason

>>60491913
nobody uses uniswap anymore
this is an aggregator town now

whats the deal wit 0x0.ai? also spx6900. these are the two im looking at. Only have $10k, think i can 10x EOY? trying to get to $100k

>>60487395 (OP)
DeFi's pumping, yeah ,but real utility is what sticks. That's why I’m into xMoney.
>You can actually spend crypto on real stuff — cars, real estate, even gov bills in Europe. Runs on MultiversX, tied to Binance Pay.
This is not just hype, it works.

>>60490169
Based af. Utility is finally catching a bid.
>Bags packed with xMoney , real world crypto payments, not just vibes. Let the normies chase memes, I'm here for actual adoption.