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Now most of CT is convinced we have seen the worst already, I'm both doubtful and hopeful this is true.
What matters is to figure out what DeFi struggled with last cycle and looking how it can be improved.
I'm confident we are uniquely positioning Olympus for the next cycle.
From my view, the pain points last cycle were:
1. Liquidity
2. Peg management
3. Cross chain deployment
4. DAO as the holy grail
5. Regulation
1. Liquidity:
Olympus was one of the major innovators during the last cycle with Protocol Owned Liquidity (POL). The protocol has seen major volatility yet always kept providing liquidity to the markets at all times.
What does stand out, however, is that Olympus is one of the most liquid protocols out there, with over 72 million in POL, almost 33% of the market cap. Because this is not 3rd party liquidity, holders of $OHM can be sure that there will always be significant liquidity.
During the past months, we have developed many interesting ways to now leverage $OHM's unique abilities to bring significant liquidity to other protocols where $OHM could be used as the perfect routing asset.
One interesting case is LSD's. Before your entire timeline was full of tweets regarding LSD's, we developed a case for LSD liquidity paired with $OHM which solves the following problems:
1. It has a non-yield bearing counter asset
2. It is expensive to incentivize
LSD protocols could approach Olympus to set up an lsdETH/OHM pair, where Olympus provides the $OHM and the holders of the lsdETH provide the yield-bearing ETH. Olympus could mint this $OHM because it has the unique ability to mint and burn the token while increasing ETH exposure
The consequence of this would be that LSD protocols can significantly reduce incentives they have to pay for their liquidity while benefitting from $OHM's 72 million dollar of liquidity.
For the liquidity providers on the LSD side, they will continue to earn staking yield on 100% of their assets, while earning swap fees on top of this.
We are working with partners closely and will reveal more info soon.
2. Peg management
As we have seen with countless stables and in particular UST, peg management is extremely expensive and costly. Especially in a two token model, it will very likely turn into a dichotomic battle between the governance token and the pegged asset.
Olympus has the ability to float, with not hard peg set to the price of the token. Additionally, the protocol has the ability to mint and burn $OHM, meaning that the supply is elastic. Economists have been calling for a decentralized, floating and elastic currency. This is $OHM.
This doesn't mean that $OHM itself will be volatile in the future. Through the introduction of RBS, Olympus has set ranges in which the price of $OHM can roam freely while selling into the market if it heats up, and buying from the market in times of panic.
Not only does this provide stability which is important to become a reserve currency, it also makes $OHM a unique asset to use in credit markets such as @eulerfinance, @fraxfinance and @SiloFinance (more to come)
It also generates revenue for the remaining holders by buying back below liquid backing and selling above. This further cements $OHM to become the stable-ish currency in DeFi.
3. Cross chain deployment
Olympus has been working hard on creating native, cross-chain $OHM which reduces the risk of moving your funds to another chain AND allows for the same composability as we see on mainnet.
In our thesis, we aim to focus on proven chains with a vibrant defi-ecosystem as opposed to the shotgun approach many have tried but few have mastered. Some contenders might appear in 2023 with some interesting Olympus integrations.. 🐻
4. DAO's as the holy grail
As one of the first team members of Olympus, a long time DAO contributor and member of the current Olympus Council, I have seen DAO's and the workings of this once believed to be superior organizational structure up close
twitter.com/WartuII/status/1497224275580702722?s=20&t=bjHUrpCWs7SIKkN_nfNwSQ
I believe DAO's still have a lot of potential. More than ever, they bring talented people together from all over the world who share the same beliefs and don't discriminate regardless of background, race or education. But, as most of you know, I do believe there are major issues.
At Olympus, we quickly took steps to acknowledge the reality and took steps to guarantee the future of the protocol. We consolidated the DAO and have been improving ever since, a never ending journey. My firm belief is that ideally, the DAO ceases to exist in the future.
Don't be mistaken into thinking this would be due to the project having failed. The goal of any, truly decentralized project should be to not have only 1 organized entity contributing to the project itself. If the DAO disbands, it would be a sign of true success.
5. Regulation
Sadly, still one of the main hurdles within our industry. I talk with other founders often, many have their entire codebase ready to deploy yet most are uncertain about their legal risk in the current environment.
I would say with any nascent industry and especially crypto, risk is a big factor. If you can't deal with this risk, the industry might not be for you. However, I firmly believe the risk/reward tradeoff is in favor of being active in this industry.
At Olympus, we have set up a legal entity which allows for many obvious advantages, and we are hopeful that the regulatory uncertainty will clear up in the following years.
I decided to write this out mainly for my own thinking. It is a valuable exercise to stand still and see if you are doing the things you should be doing.
At Olympus, we have taken major steps, but there is still tons of work to do. I can sincerely say I have never been more positive about our future.