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@elonmusk @realDonaldTrump

Nope, probably not--i mean really, what is really new that's being brought to the market here? Yaps? C'mon man please....

@hal2001 @0xRickyW @AcrossProtocol

8⃣ A $LQTY Revival? There’s a couple of reasons why I’m bullish on $LQTY once V2 goes live: 💰Fully vested: $LQTY has a circulating supply of 94.36m tokens, out of a total supply of 100m. 💰V1 isn't going anywhere, which means that $LQTY stakers will still earn #realyield

6⃣Up to 11x Leverage Bullish on $ETH? V2 allows you to lever up your deposit to borrow even more $BOLD, whether it’s on your deposited $ETH, $wstETH or $rETH:

V1 had interest fee loans, which meant that the only way you could earn yield from $LUSD was by staking it in their Stability Pool — a pool whose revenue was gained only from liquidated troves.

3⃣ Liquid-Staked Derivatives (LSDs) as Collateral--namely Lido’s $wstETH and Rocketpool’s $rETH. Similar to Alchemix’s self-paying vaults, because they are LSDs, both $wstETH and and $rETH will inherently increase in value, allowing your collateral $ETH to earn yield

2⃣ Changing rates: Even after a loan has been opened, Liquity V2 users can manually adjust their rates after-the-fact and/or whenever they see fit.

Why would you purposely set a higher interest rate? The interest rate that you set directly correlates with your risk of redemption — the higher the interest rate, the lower the risk.

1⃣User-controlled Interest Rates--Liquity allows you to set different interest rates for your collateralized loan, ranging from 0.5% to 25% per year: