1/ GET THE MOST $ FOR YOUR $. capital efficiency is the holy grail of defi.

19 May 2023, 15:17
1/ GET THE MOST $ FOR YOUR $ capital efficiency is the holy grail of defi borrowers on money markets especially value this as defi requires overcollateralization! w/ v2: #OMNI capital efficiency will be improved 10x compared to v1

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19 May 2023, 15:19
new tweet is out! thread on capital efficiency + why it’s important for v2: OMNI 👍
new tweet is out. thread on capital efficiency + why it's important for v2: OMNI.
new tweet is out! thread on capital efficiency + why it’s important for v2: OMNI 👍 https://twitter.com/beta_finance/status/1659579019967488000?s=20
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19 May 2023, 15:17
4/ for v2: #OMNI capital efficiency is one of the many things we've carefully evaluated in our new design borrowers will get better capital efficiency w/ #OMNI than the current leaders SAFELY Follow us to get notified when our whitepaper is released 🫡 and as always, gm sers☕️
4/ for v2: #OMNI capital efficiency is one of the many things we've carefully evaluated in our new design.
4/ for v2: #OMNI capital efficiency is one of the many things we've carefully evaluated in our new design borrowers will get better capital efficiency w/ #OMNI than the current leaders SAFELY Follow us to get notified when our whitepaper is released 🫡 and as always, gm sers☕️
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19 May 2023, 15:17
3/ why does this work? because borrowed tokens are tightly correlated with price of collateral tokens, e.g. 1 ETH ~= 1 stETH your loan-to-value ratio stays roughly the same even if price changes, e.g. USDC 1.0 -> 0.99 USDT 1.0 -> 1.01 allowing us to improve risk assumptions
3/ why does this work. because borrowed tokens are tightly correlated with price of collateral tokens, e. 1 ETH ~= 1 stETH.
3/ why does this work? because borrowed tokens are tightly correlated with price of collateral tokens, e.g. 1 ETH ~= 1 stETH your loan-to-value ratio stays roughly the same even if price changes, e.g. USDC 1.0 -> 0.99 USDT 1.0 -> 1.01 allowing us to improve risk assumptions