A reader asked me my view on Avalanche, seeing that it's dying and dead?
My answer is as follows.
Fair, and unflinching, question, m8.The question, for me, is:
- Does the blockchain have an active community?
- Does the blockchain have a variety of dApps that:
- do what I want
- provide circulation of currency?
- Can I move liquidity onto and off of the blockchain securely?
1. eh. Don't know. Don't care. Avalanchæns aren't making a big splash like the Lunatics do, but I will say this.
The App-dev community are passionate about their protocols, vociferously so. They get right back to me, and are right in my face, lightning fast.
I respect that.
So that means the protocols aren't dead. The blockchain, in my view, are the protocols, so that means the blockchain isn't dead.
So, 2. protocol.
- @traderjoe_xyz just had a major overhaul with their Liquidity Book
- @yieldyak_ $yy-tokens are through the roof
- @GMX_IO is multichain, yes, but their tokens are doing great on Avalanche, too.
- $sAVAX just had a lull, but then spurted today, so: yay!
I mean, the counterargument is that there are a lot of dead protocols on Avalanche, and that Avalanche isn't dying, it died, what? 6 months ago, and you can make a case for this position.
But the counter-counter argument is are the existing protocols sufficient? I say: yes.
3. There's a subtext to inter-chain, and that's the Terra and Harmony and Osmosis hacks. All three affected me.
So moving liquidity onto and off the the chain – SAFELY – is paramount to me.
3. There's a subtext to inter-chain, and that's the Terra and Harmony and Osmosis hacks. All three affected me.
So moving liquidity onto and off the the chain – SAFELY – is paramount to me.
Avalanche, with the 'coven' of validators (you don't know who will validate a transaction), is one of the safest chains to bridge liquidity.
And fastest.
And cheapest.
Now, for TVL going down, that's a vicious circle, innit?
Token price goes down, driving TVL down, people sell because token price down, causing token price to go down.
I think we're at a new plateau now? Things seem to have settled from the panic-sell-phase, anyway.
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