About 2 weeks ago I released my Sigbla framework for working with data in tables. As it also provides charting abilities, I now had the perfect tool to build myself a Raspberry Pi temperature dashboard. I have over the last few months been logging the temperature of my Raspberry Pi together with the room temperature… Continue reading Raspberry Pi vs room temp
Delta neutral yield
I’ve wanted to write a post on decentralized delta neutral yield strategies for a while, and with the Shapella fork behind us, it finally compelled me to get going. If you don’t know, the Shapella fork enable staking withdrawals on Ethereum mainnet, and it makes the case for LSDs more compelling as their market dynamics… Continue reading Delta neutral yield
Towards a decentralized future
It’s obvious isn’t it? That we’re heading towards a decentralized future? It might be that it’s just obvious to me, since I’m so deeply involved in this, but the signs are everywhere. From Meta and Twitter collapsing, to oil being replaced by renewables. This shift is aligning us for a new mega trend, one which… Continue reading Towards a decentralized future
We’re on the telnet stage of blockchain
Much is being discussed on Twitter and Reddit about the censoring of transactions on Ethereum. As can be seen on MEV Watch, around half of all blocks, as of right now, follow the OFAC recommendations, censoring transactions against Tornado Cash and similar. It doesn’t take much imagination among Ethereum haters and Bitcoin maxis to declare… Continue reading We’re on the telnet stage of blockchain
What Tornado Cash makes clear
I’ve been in the financial services sector since around 2008, and at some point I was directly involved in the technology used as part of a banks regulatory reporting requirements. The amount of efforts needed in a bank to perform KYCs, AMLs, and trade reporting in general is immense. We might all like to hate… Continue reading What Tornado Cash makes clear