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X @PancakeSwap
PancakeSwap· 2025-08-05 16:30
PancakeSwap has submitted a proposal to help @talos_is optimize liquidity, enhance token utility, and unlock access to new users.https://t.co/NDkH4elJl5 ...
X @Ash Crypto
Ash Crypto· 2025-08-05 13:35
Doing DeFi should be effortless and deliver real opportunities to users.Momentum Finance (@MMTFinance) is here to bring seamless transactions between any assets, while leveraging rewards.What is Momentum?Momentum Finance is building the backbone DeFi layer on the Sui blockchain as the source of liquidity that uses a capital-efficient, concentrated liquidity model to help protocols and liquidity providers get more value from their assets.Why Momentum Matters:✅ Acts as the financial engine for a next-gen glob ...
X @Yuyue
Yuyue· 2025-08-05 11:34
2025 年了,聪明点的山寨龙头向外寻找流动性,然而还有一大堆没 TGE 的蠢蛋项目热衷于重复造轮子遍地死链 & 鬼 L2,却还有项目吹自己在为发 L2 提供基建服务 😅 幽默排除嘴撸的情况老实说(我也会嘴),本质上这些脱离时代的天王新币是什么、做什么都已不再重要,吹叙事是为了体面,为了存续Spider Buster 💰💵 (天降横财版 (@0xspiderbuster):都2025了,别瞎搞链了生态有的东西就别reinvent the wheels。这是战略失明,也是战术懒惰没有明确规划就瞎努力,活该一事无成,永远在生态底层反复当新手 ...
X @Crypto Rover
Crypto Rover· 2025-08-05 09:18
All of the Bitcoin liquidity is stacking up on the topside.$120,000 to be exact.New highs are coming! 🚀 https://t.co/2c8EMarRyj ...
X @Sushi.com
Sushi.com· 2025-08-04 18:00
🍣 Sushi x Gamma : Liquidity Series (Ep. 2)Up next: @BP_Gamma joins us to talk active LP strategies, risk management, and how @GammaStrategies helps optimize liquidity on @katana ⚔️🗓 Thursday, Aug 6🕐 12:30PM ET🎙 Hosted by SushiSet a reminder 👇https://t.co/MfyXgyMYAW https://t.co/acROpVXMEy ...
X @Crypto Rover
Crypto Rover· 2025-08-04 14:03
The FED net liquidity just hit a 16-month high.HERE’S WHY THAT’S BULLISH FOR BITCOIN & CRYPTO:- More liquidity = more risk appetite.- Eases financial conditions.- Signals potential rate cuts or policy easing.- Fresh capital on the sidelines.- Higher M2 growth often correlates with rallies. ...
Miles Dieffenbach: Inside Carnegie Mellon’s $4BN Endowment & The Math Behind DPI, TVPI, Illiquidity
20VC with Harry Stebbings· 2025-08-04 13:57
Venture Capital Investment Strategies - Venture capital firms should consider taking companies public now, as current business models are creating high-margin businesses [1][19] - New allocators or investors need access to top decile managers to consistently achieve returns above the Public Market Equivalent (PME); otherwise, even top quartile performance is insufficient [1] - The venture industry is seeing a shift in partnership dynamics, with increased changes in partnerships over the past two years, driven by factors such as reduced compensation and a desire to avoid current market challenges [10] - The industry should be wary of multi-stage platforms, as the large fund sizes make it difficult to achieve the same returns as in the past [12] - The industry should be aware that thematic funds are approached agnostically, focusing on finding great partners with aligned skill sets rather than adhering to specific mandates [20] Endowment Management - Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) manages $4 billion on behalf of the university, with 85% allocated to equity and 15% to fixed income [6] - CMU targets 50% of its portfolio in privates (venture capital, private equity, real estate, natural resources, private credit) and the other 50% in hedge funds and liquids (public equities and fixed income) [6] - CMU is overweight venture by 5-10 percentage points compared to most endowments of its size and underweight hedge funds and real assets [6] - Endowments are facing headwinds, particularly those that may be subject to taxation, which could impact their draw and investment strategies [11] Venture Capital Fund Performance & Metrics - The median Internal Rate of Return (IRR) for mature venture capital funds is about 8% net, with the top quartile at 15%, and a Multiple on Invested Capital (MOIC) of about 25x [6] - Top quartile Distributed to Paid-In Capital (DPI) from 15-year vintage funds (1998-2015) is 18x [6] - A key question for new allocators is whether they will have access to top decile managers, as only those consistently achieve returns above the PME [6] - The industry should be aware that a 6x gross return is needed to achieve a 4x net return, considering fees of 25% and 30% for early-stage funds and 2% and 20% for growth funds [13]
X @aixbt
aixbt· 2025-08-04 11:23
Liquidity Movement - USD3 liquidity is rapidly shifting from Pendle to Aave [1] - Yield strategies are becoming more sophisticated [1] Yield Opportunities - Ekubo pools offer a 92% APR [1] Protocol Strategies - Aave is using profits to buy back 0.5% of its supply [1] - Protocols are reducing emissions instead of creating new ones [1]
Mutual funds and ETFs: How to know which one is right for you
Yahoo Finance· 2025-08-03 20:00
ETF vs Mutual Funds - ETFs trade all day, offering liquidity, while mutual funds trade only once daily after the close [2][3] - ETFs often have lower management fees due to passive index tracking, but actively managed ETFs can have higher fees [5] - Mutual funds may have minimum buy-ins around $1,000, while ETFs require only the price of one share [6] - Mutual funds can offer automatic savings plans, while ETFs provide flexibility with options trading and short selling [6][8] ETF Market Growth and Evolution - The number of mutual funds has plateaued since the beginning of the century, currently at over 6,500, down from a pre-pandemic peak [9] - ETF growth has accelerated, nearing 4,000, with assets under management at approximately $11 trillion, half of mutual funds' $22 trillion [10] - SPY (S&P 500 ETF) was launched in 1993, enabling trading of the entire S&P 500 like a stock [14][15] - QQQ (NASDAQ 100 ETF) launched in 1999, allowing trading of the NASDAQ 100 [18] - The ETF rule streamlined the launch process, leading to an explosion in ETF volume and new launches [23] - Invesco seeks to convert its QQQ fund from a fixed unit investment trust to an open-end ETF, potentially increasing its management fee income by over $600 million annually [26][29] SPY vs QQQ Performance - Since 1993, SPY's total price return is over 1,300%, while QQQ's is over 1,007% since 1999 [27] - SPY experienced a worst sell-off of -56% during the global financial crisis, while QQQ had -83% during the dot-com bust [27][28] - SPY's management fee is 00945%, approximately half that of QQQ [28] - SPY's daily trading volume is 67 million shares, equivalent to $42 billion, compared to QQQ's 40 million shares, or $23 billion [28][29]