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Daily Edition · Page 5

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

MARKETS & BUSINESS

TLDR Crypto

TLDR Crypto

MAKERDAO PROPOSES ALLOCATING $600 MILLION WORTH OF DAI INTO USDE

DAI-issuer MakerDAO is considering adding $600 million DAI into Ethena’s yield-bearing USDe and sUSDe stablecoins via the Morpho lending protocol. It added an initial $100 million on March 29th, enhancing DAI yields with USDe’s funding rate arbitrage strategy. Some DAO members are hesitant to ramp up Maker’s exposure to the relatively new protocol so quickly, though the proposers maintain that the risk parameters are acceptably low.

theblock.co · 2 min

TLDR Crypto

REWARD CURVE WITH TEMPERED ISSUANCE: EIP RESEARCH POST

Ethereum researcher Anders Elowsson outlines the reasoning behind moderating Ethereum staking reward issuance. The idea is to use a curve that gradually decreases staking rewards as the amount of staked ETH increases beyond what is seen as a sufficient level. Though it may seem controversial, the argument is that Ethereum only needs so much security before paying validators becomes redundant. Elowsson argues there should be more non-staked than staked ETH to ensure the network stays neutral.

ethresear.ch · 22 min

TLDR Crypto

VERIFIABLE COMPUTING NARRATIVE EXPLAINED

This thread explains the premise of verifiable computing and compares it to a GPU for smart contracts. Verifiable computing enables the execution of complex tasks like computing ML models while retaining the benefits of trustless execution that blockchain provides. There are two approaches: the first uses a network of nodes to perform an off-chain computation and prove it on-chain using zero knowledge proofs, while the second is to build specific ZK coprocessor hardware that can efficiently handle verifiable computation.

twitter.com · 6 min

TLDR Crypto

VITALIK ON NEXT STEPS IN THE PURGE

Vitalik Buterin breaks down the next steps in the “Purge” – the plan to simplify the Ethereum protocol. The idea of the Purge is to remove complexity caused by underutilized opcodes and precompiles, consequently adding security guarantees. One significant upcoming change is EIP-4444, which removes Ethereum blocks from nodes after a certain time, similar to blobs today. These upgrades will make client development easier and node operation more achievable.

notes.ethereum.org · 5 min

TLDR Crypto

WHY L3S?

Offchain Labs/Arbitrum co-founder Steven Goldfeder explains the value of Layer 3s. Layer 3s reduce the onboarding cost compared to L2s since they do not require L1 bridging transactions or transfers. Similarly, chain operators have the benefit of significantly lower fixed costs to post to an L2 like Arbitrum instead of to Ethereum, especially during times of lower L3 use. This allows L2s like Arbitrum to eventually become settlement layers for an ecosystem of Layer 3s.

x.com · 2 min

TLDR Crypto

POLYGON LABS CEO SAYS L3S TAKE VALUE AWAY FROM ETHEREUM

Polygon Labs CEO Marc Boiron criticizes L3 networks, claiming they exist mainly to siphon value from Ethereum, jeopardizing its value and network security. He suggests that if L3 networks consolidate their transactions onto a single L2 platform, Ethereum may lose transaction fees, reducing the incentive for validators to secure the network, potentially devaluing Ether and threatening Ethereum’s economic future.

unchainedcrypto.com · 2 min

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