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This article evaluates the historical performance of Chainlink integration and the replacement of Curve Pool EMA Oracle. It was found that the lack of reliable Chainlink data sources for collateral assets has impacted integration with the Prisma platform. The study proposes preliminary specifications for improving the Oracle to enhance price accuracy and reliability. Additionally, the research discusses the importance of the Oracle in Prisma liquidation and redemption processes. It is advised to use Curve's price oracle function with caution. Finally, a hybrid solution combining Curve and Chainlink Oracle is proposed to enhance the flexibility and reliability of the pricing mechanism. This report is applicable only to the Prisma protocol.

Following the Ethereum Shanghai upgrade, the problem of inability to redeem LSD liquidity collateral derivatives has been resolved. As a result, the number of ETH collateral has reached new highs, and the TVL of LSDFi has rapidly increased. Prisma Finance, as a dark horse in the field, has also received considerable attention.

This article analyzes the logic of re-staking and LRT, and digs deeper into projects with lower market capitalization or those that have not yet released tokens.

This article outlines the logic behind re-staking and LRT, delving into projects with lower market values or unreleased tokens.

This article explains what LSD and LSDfi are, and provides a comprehensive comparison and analysis of stablecoins based on LSD.

This article aims to clarify the current state of the LSDFi track by starting with data analysis and exploring the future direction of LSDFi through specific project analysis.

As a hot project in the realm of re-staking and the LRT concept, this article starts with the basic business logic and participants of EigenLayer, explains the concerns from Layer 2 DA, analyzes the challenges and competitors of EigenLayer, and finally provides a perspective on its future.

This article introduces the main players of LST and details the LRT concept.

LST-backed stablecoins use liquid staking tokens as collateral. Learn what they are, how they work, and why they matter for DeFi.

Liquid restaking protocols (LRTs) are evolving within the Ethereum ecosystem, democratizing the staking space and challenging established liquid staking giants. These protocols simplify the process of operating a validator, manage risk, and can offer higher ETH yields. Several LRTs are already live on the mainnet, including ether.fi, Renzo Protocol, and Keplr DAO. The LRT market is expected to grow exponentially with the realization of Actively Validated Services (AVSes). Despite potential concerns about cascade liquidation events or overloading the Ethereum consensus, the EigenLayer team is expected to launch on Mainnet in Q2, with some AVSes debuting within the quarter.

Stablecoins are digital currencies pegged to real-world assets or algorithmically adjusted to maintain a stable value with minimal price fluctuations. While centralized stablecoins like USDC and USDT are pegged to fiat currencies, they face credit and trust risks but have the potential to become significant mediums of exchange for digital assets. Various stablecoin solutions already exist, and more promising ones may emerge in the future.

On July 12, 2023, following its financing announcement, EthenaLabs reignited the enthusiasm for DeFi by creating a digital currency pegged to the dollar using LST (stETH). This article will analyze its fundamentals and revenue sources.

This article discusses the Ethereum staking mechanism, a comparison of staking solutions, and the current status of the staking ecosystem.

This article constructs a taxonomy to discuss how various lending protocols determine interest rates, i.e., the mechanism for calculating how much interest borrowers and lenders pay each other — pricing.

Jupiter is a deal aggregator built on the Solana network. Jupiter was launched in October 2021 and has become the most popular trading front-end for Solana users. It aggregates more than half of Solana's transaction volume. The development of Jupiter's transaction aggregation function is close to the ceiling. The agreement launched the Launchpad platform Jupiter Start and the incubator Jupiter Labs for horizontal expansion.