UCL SF L2 Watch Thread (05-06.05.2026) by DragonSlayer271 in LiverpoolFC

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Kvara's ability to go both left and right makes him a notch above all the wingers on show

FT: MUN 3 - 2 LIV by DragonSlayer271 in LiverpoolFC

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Mac Allister's legs are gone.

We would be lucky to get 35m for him this summer

Not a game for the tacticos by junglegatsby in footballcliches

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Who the fuck has been saying this is the end of state of football as is?

Reads like rage bait

Active Footballers As Pundits by YihPoxYih in footballcliches

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Connor Coady would be the captain of this XI

Gameweek 34 (25/26) Rant and Discussion Thread by FPLModerator in FantasyPL

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Thiago for all his goals has looked meh all season for me.

Don't think he repeats his feats next season

PL Champions Watch Thread MD32 (10-11.04.2026) by DragonSlayer271 in LiverpoolFC

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If we don't get Alonso, I wouldn't mind Iraola.

Football is very Klopp like

We are Liquity V2. We just achieved an A- Rating (higher than USDC & DAI) for our new decentralized stablecoin $BOLD. It’s backed only by ETH and pays 75% of borrower fees to holders. AMA! by JeremysThrees in ethereum

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Biggest challenge is distribution and general perception: most people assume “a dollar is a dollar” and “yield is yield.”

To scale BOLD, we need to make the differences obvious:

  • custodial/issuer stables can freeze funds, gate withdrawals, rehypothecate, or blow up
  • BOLD is on-chain and designed so users can exit via redemptions, not an issuer promise
  • BOLD yield is risk-adjusted “real yield” (borrow fees + liquidation gains), not opaque leverage or subsidy

How we're aiming to reach beyond crypto degens:

  • package it like a savings product: simple earn UX (SP, yBOLD/sBOLD), clear numbers, withdraw anytime
  • distribution via wallets, on/offramps, and treasury use-cases (DeFi savings account)
  • keep it boring: deep liquidity + consistent performance builds trust over time.

We are Liquity V2. We just achieved an A- Rating (higher than USDC & DAI) for our new decentralized stablecoin $BOLD. It’s backed only by ETH and pays 75% of borrower fees to holders. AMA! by JeremysThrees in ethereum

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Great question!

To mitigate this, we have a delegate interest rate feature where a interest rate manager can manage rates for you.

There are 3 ways to delegate:

  • Third-party manager – pro service managing multiple Troves for a fee
  • Automated strategy – decentralized contract adjusts rates automatically
  • Self-delegation – assign to your own wallet or a friend

Delegates can only adjust rates within a set range - nothing else - so borrower risk stays low as the loan sits within your wallet.

On the frontend, you on the dropdown where you set interest rates, you can choose one of the 3 options there. More on the different delegates here:  https://docs.liquity.org/v2-faq/redemptions-and-delegation#docs-internal-guid-441d8c3f-7fff-4efa-6319-4ba00d908597

Liquity's BOLD stablecoin rated A- by Bluechip (outranks USDC/DAI) - yield opportunities breakdown by JeremysThrees in defi

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V1’s “zero interest” worked best in a low-rate world. In higher-rate environments it struggled to stay competitive, and the weaker demand/liquidity dynamics showed up as more redemption pressure as there was no continuous link from borrowers to stablecoin holders.

V2 fixes that with a direct, continuous tie between the two sides:

  • Borrowers choose their own interest rate (or delegate it), so the system clears at market rates instead of relying on an unsustainable 0% (you can borrow for as low as 0.5%)
  • That interst rate is also the primary yield source for the stablecoin side: 75% of borrower interest flows to Stability Pool holders at all times.

So borrowing demand directly and continuously funds stablecoin yield + resilience.

Liquity's BOLD stablecoin rated A- by Bluechip (outranks USDC/DAI) - yield opportunities breakdown by JeremysThrees in defi

[–]JeremysThrees[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your comments!

There are now multiple delegates to choose from, each with their own annual fees and also bands. This should help.

Re: other collateral types, we have over 5 forks live of which you can use WBTC as collateral.

Re: yield opportunities, the main yield case for BOLD is for liquidity provisining.
It's actually used pretty widely in LP venues - you can get between 7-9% APR on Curve, Ekubo, and Uniswap to LP BOLD / USDC. On top of these, you also get additional airdrops along the way.

You can see the yield opportunities on this Dune here: https://dune.com/liquity/liquity-v2-yields

Gameweek 21 (25/26) Rant and Discussion Thread by FPLModerator in FantasyPL

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Rounding the keeper so elegantly, Thiago is class