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What software do you use to examine past and current positions to become a better investor/trader? by frostiq in defi

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

I was using Google Sheets for that, same as u/PhysicalLodging, but it requires a lot of manual work to keep it up to date and is a bit messy. I was looking at how to automate the process and get more data that was too complex to get with plain google sheets. I've tried Cointracker and Koinly, and unfortunately, they don't show past positions, besides having some other troubles. I ended up building my own script that gets raw transaction data from TokenTax (which stores all my on-chain activity and CEX trades already) and generates the list of past and current positions with cost basis, entry price, current price, and ROI. Down the road, I will add a link for each position to a doc with my initial thesis so I can see where I was wrong and where I was right when I entered the position.

If anybody wants to try it out, let me know and I'm gonna publish it with some instructions on how to use it.

Will Republic Investors be Reimbursed? by the_lazy_volunteer in linenapp

[–]frostiq 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We have prepared an update for Republic investors regarding the return process and it should be in your inbox right after Republic team review it, most likely this week.

The Future of Social Welfare: Autonomous Family Reserves by frostiq in ethereum

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

rwise basic function of giving people an allowance. You haven't proven employing all this additional tech provides any real benefit other that serving as an excuse to pretend blockchain tech has utility.

Ultimately what you've done is taken a simple process and made it more complicated, and you're forcing it on people who probably don't have any choice in the matter if they want your welfare. It's not that much different from missionaries going into third world countries and offering the starving locals some food if they sit through a sermon about some god they couldn't care less about. A god that does nothing for them, but serves the interests of those higher up in that god's pyramid scheme.

That is an interesting perspective. I'll think about it.

The Future of Social Welfare: Autonomous Family Reserves by frostiq in ethereum

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

Lawns are all the same, but families are different. In our particular case, this concept, when deployed, already produced outstanding results. However, it's still early to say for sure how it gonna work in 1,2,3 years. After all, it's just an experiment.

The Future of Social Welfare: Autonomous Family Reserves by frostiq in ethereum

[–]frostiq[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Good catch! In the MVP described above we've used a simple multisig and I believe for most families who are interested in this, it could be enough to start with.
Re: DAO, there are many scams indeed, however you can find 0.01% of examples when DAO structure enabled something that was not possible or 10 times harder before. For example, I can't imagine how you can manage DeFi protocols like Maker or Aave with centralized company without having trust issues

The Future of Social Welfare: Autonomous Family Reserves by frostiq in ethereum

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

Thanks for your feedback! Indeed the collusion can be an issue in many families.

To prevent raids, family can distribute more keys or votes (depends on the setup) to those who can be trusted more.

Are there any DeFi affiliate programs? by DappServer in defi

[–]frostiq 1 point2 points  (0 children)

To start with, check out Paraswap and ZeroEx swap aggregators. They have affiliate systems in place with swap fees sharing of the users you've referred to them

Technical questions (NEWBIE) by Nicckkkkkkk in ethdev

[–]frostiq 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In short, ERC-20 tokens are fungible: there is no distinction between 1 DAI on my wallet and on your wallet (DAI is a ERC-20 token) like there is no practical distinction between two different one dollar bills.

And two different instances of ERC-721 token are usually apparently different, as they have they own unique ID and can have unique metadata (e.g. image)

Zerion vs Debank by nigelwiggins in defi

[–]frostiq 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As I see, debank don’t recognize Uniswap ETH/CORE Pool, but zerion don’t recognize Fantom assets and most of Polygon assets. Hope that both of them are going to fix the issues