1) Getting Alpha on your $alpha. Why it's my biggest gamble.
Many may think that the product @AlphaFinanceLab = Alpha Homora, but that would be akin to saying Adobe Photoshop is Adobe.
V2 overview - https://t.co/srsWaDoCyH
Ironbank (capital efficient lending) integration with @creamdotfinance $cream - https://t.co/j7gzAc8CTE
As the release of @AlphaFinanceLab Homora v2 seems to get closer by the day, let's take closer look at the protocol, the various components, and what's coming.
— Sawit Trisirisatayawong (@tansawit) January 24, 2021
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AlphaX is a decentralized, non-orderbook perpetual swap trading market. Quite a mouthful.
It doesn't matter how long you hold it for -- even if you're on the popular side -- there is no funding rate.
That liquidation price is clearly written in the token name and it's closer and closer to current SPOT price the higher you choose to leverage.
You don't need to log into AlphaX or Perpetual Protocol or Injective protocol. The Total Available Market or demand for the product is tapped into the DEX market size.
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