Standard Charter coverage reports on OG defi coins are creating high volume pump and dumps.
$UNI first. $AAVE now. What's next? $SKY? https://t.co/ruNjN67pab
Standard Charter coverage reports on OG defi coins are creating high volume pump and dumps.
$UNI first. $AAVE now. What's next? $SKY? https://t.co/ruNjN67pab
If $UNI starts gaining momentum, the V4 hook narrative should be monitored.
Simply put, this new feature allows developers to add code to an LP.
The code enables one or more functions to be executed on each swap (or liquidity addition).
The project @prism_lp in this sector caught my attention; I find it very innovative.
Further reading is provided below for the curious.
The $PRISM token is around a 1M market cap.
Here is my watchlist of tokens in this narrative: https://t.co/rKflHR1M13
Feel free to suggest any others you have in mind that I could add.
This week's newsletter is all about the Prism ecosystem
It's one of the most interesting things I've seen in the onchain world in a while, all utilizing the power of Uniswap v4 hooks
Read the deep dive here: https://t.co/PWJvFHphew
I feel like revenue multiple is a much better indicator for determining a project's health.
Revenue multiple = Market Cap ÷ Annual Revenue
It's basically a comparison of what the token is worth today VS. what the protocol earned in the last 12 months.
For example, @worldlibertyfi at 17x means the market is pricing $WLFI at $1.82B while the protocol earned $105M in revenue.
Here are the top 5 protocols by revenue multiple:
1. Uniswap – 37x
2. WLFI – 17x
3. Hyperliquid – 15x
4. Aave – 9x
5. Lighter – 8x
Data from @Grayscale.