MetaMask revenue growth, Yearn partner program & more - The Daily Gwei Refuel #71 - Ethereum Updates

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hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the daily gray refuel where i recap the latest news in the ethereum ecosystem i'm your host anthony sosano and today's the 5th of march 2021 all right everyone let's get into the news from the last 24 hours so a nice thread here from token terminal actually and for those who don't know tokenterminal.com is basically a website that tracks various kind of metrics got to do with different protocols and the assets that are tied to them and things like that specific specifically like d5 protocols and layer ones but so today they announced that they've added metamask to token terminal so you can actually see how much kind of revenue metamask is making now and as you can see in the screenshot here or on the chart here that my camera might be blocking a little bit

unfortunately but basically uh you know you can see that metamask is doing you know some some really great volume i was really get great revenue lately and for those who don't know this is because they have a swaps feature now so if you actually go to metamask and kind of like click on swap on there it's basically the centralized exchange aggregator and you can kind of do a swap through them and this is where this revenue is coming from because they obviously take a fee off the top of that uh which is actually pretty pretty insane i mean their growth here uh you can't really see it because my camera is covering it but basically in october it was percent essentially zero and since then it's been growing um and you know currently or at least for february it was about what 4.7 million dollars

uh worth of revenue just for february which is huge right that's that's massive like metamask wasn't really making any money before they introduced this and now they're making millions of dollars a month in in revenue which is really really cool to see and you know a lot of people have theorized that metamask are probably going to have a token you know at some point i've said it myself as well that i think they might have a token they've definitely you know at least spoken about it uh you know i would assume so and the fact that they're generating revenue now i guess it will you know they don't really need a token right because you know they could just like keep generating this revenue and just be a real kind of like traditional business right without a token um you know because they're they're a

subsidy of uh consensus or at least they're still part of consensus so you know i'm not sure a token kind of like makes sense there but you know if they were to do a token then potentially the token holders would have like a claim on these kind of fees and things like that you could imagine that being kind of part of it but yeah definitely um some really great growth here from metamask and i'm curious to see you know because if they do if they actually do a token the only way they can do a kind of like retroactive airdrop which is like all the rage these days is by kind of like seeing who actually used the metamask swaps feature because i don't think there's any other way to actually tell kind of like who used metamask and what addresses were kind of used with metamask

to kind of airdrop it that way and um obviously like air dropping it to everyone like say say you take like all ethereum addresses and your airdrop mask tokens to them um or at least all ethereum addresses with a with a balance of eighth um that doesn't really work too well uh we saw that played in 2017. uh it it's just you know it's it's not it's not great uh at the end of the day um but yeah still interesting to see these kind of metamask stats here there's more than just this chart i mean there's a whole thread here where token terminal goes through the different metrics and what they mean so you can definitely go check that out it'll be linked in the youtube description here uh but yeah this is just this is just awesome to see i mean you know we we have like a lot of these

open source projects that have been i guess like adding a ton of value to the ethereum ecosystem you know without metamask i don't think ethereum would have gotten to where it is today to be honest i mean metamask is still a wallet that i use frequently on on desktop um and it's still a while that a lot of people use they have over a million monthly active users you know probably more than that now um and you know metamask isn't just ethereum right it can support all types of networks uh or i guess like types of evm compatible networks right it supports matic it will support layer two i mean i spoke about it yesterday and i've actually got it here um an update from metamask here about and i'll probably just talk about that now about how i spoke about yesterday how they added a

basically a new feature where if you go to a site that requires um you know a new app or whatever that requires a different network to the ethereum main net you it can actually prompt you in metamask to tell you to switch your network over uh so that actually got released today and it's it's available to all firefox and chrome users as well so yeah really cool updates out of metamask here i'm curious to see if any of the other kind of like i guess like public goods open source tools that you know that go this route where they make money um you know in some other way rather than issuing a token sort of thing um you know because a token i guess is is good but it doesn't make sense for every kind of project and i'm i'm i'm you know excited to see more

projects experiment with just traditional kind of like business models rather than just issuing a token so a really great piece here from barnaby so that for those who don't know barnaby works in the robust incentives group at the ethereum foundation and what this group is it basically does a lot of analysis around i guess like they've done analysis on eip1559 they've done analysis on eth2 and the rewards there and a bunch of different stuff so he posted a blog post today uh well basically to his newsletter you can actually subscribe to this it'll be in the youtube description i'm talking about how in eip1559 there's better bidding because bids take a variable reference price um helping you kind of kind of like stay afloat here now obviously i'm not going to read out the whole piece here but

i think just the general theme here is that everyone's excited about one five five nine because of the fee burn right i mean that's pretty much like the only thing i hear about it but the real benefits are definitely the ui and ux benefits i guess like sorry the the user experience benefits in general like you know we you know when you kind of like set a gas fee on today on the network and you kind of like set it and then um you know the network's kind of like uh getting ahead of itself and the and the gas fees are high and you try to kind of like out beat other people and then it just becomes like a a kind of race to outbid each other and you know a gas price that you put in that you know maybe you saw rapid on

like the extension here maybe you saw that rapid oh you can't see it on the video but basically rapid is like say it's 140 and you put in 140 so you can get in rapidly and then rapid spikes up in the same block or in the same 15 seconds before the block happens and then your transaction doesn't get mined 1559 helps with that um and i've discussed you know the other benefits of it as well obviously the fee burning obviously the fact that it um allows for uh basically an on-chain gas oracle for different smart contracts to use as well and things like that so yeah there's a lot of really cool stuff coming in one five five nine that you know is completely outside of the fee burn i think the fee bones just like the cherry on top at the end of the

day but obviously the fee burn is a strong narrative right where people are like you know this is going to be good for the eighth price which logically it should be long term right and it's good that the value is coming back to eath holders rather than just going purely to to miners or in the future stakers so yeah really really cool um on that front but definitely go give this blog post a read it gives you a better insight into how you know this particular kind of feature of 1559 works why you should be excited about it you know what usability it's going to bring to you so definitely go check it out so an interesting tweet here from samyak from instadap and i'll read out the tweet he says shower thought use layer 1 amm liquidity for layer 2 amm

question mark with balancer labs v2 using the asset manager it can allocate a small part of the asset for the l2 amm to kickstart the amm environment in l2 without the need for any liquidity provider on l2 um so i spoke about this i guess like maybe last week on the refuel about how balancer v2 is going to have this kind of uh you know i guess like vault you can call it where that all the assets sit and then the assets the idle assets in there can be kind of like put into different protocols so i guess the concept here is to use that to put it into like a layer two and basically you you kind of get the liquidity from layer one onto layer two to kind of bootstrap the layer two ecosystem the dormant kind of liquidity on on layer one

which i think is really important because when thinking about layer two in general and when thinking about kind of how that ecosystem is going to develop you've got kind of like i guess maybe two or three choices here the first choice would be like as a project and and if you want to boost your liquidity you do a liquidity mining program right you just basically say your uni swap and you put uh unisop on layer two and then you say hey you know if you can't provide liquidity you can earn uni rewards uh and you know that that that'd be a fast way to get liquidity but you're paying you know unique tokens to do it right and there's no guarantee that liquidity is going to stay once the tokens run out second option is that you just hope that people naturally kind of come on to

layer two um you know move and provide liquidity because they're seeking refuge from layer one i don't know if that's gonna be a kind of like something that happens from the get-go because it took a long time for layer one defrag protocols to get to that point i think you will kind of need some incentive whether that be a liquidity mining program or something else so i don't think option two works that well if you want to bootstrap it really quickly and then option 3 is is this obviously right where you can use i guess like the the layer 1 amm liquidity on layer 2 um if your balance of e2 or i'm sure you uni uni v3 will probably have something like this as well and there's a bunch of other protocols that you can basically use for this too so

yeah those are i guess kind of your three options there's probably more that i might not be thinking about but if you really want like i guess the fastest way to kind of bootstrap liquidity on on kind of layer two uh this this you know seems to work but only in specific cases i think what's even faster than this is liquidity mining programs and we're gonna see that play out uh you know synthetics has already done it with their layer two with optimism where they're actually paying the snx stakers in snx like they did on layer one but on layer two instead so they're not you know paying double rewards but you know it does work for some apps because unit swap's not actually paying for liquidity right now right it's not paying uni rewards on layer one so why not just do it on layer two

bootstrap that ecosystem right you might bleed from layer one to layer two but that's fine i actually have like this theory that i think i've mentioned on the refill a few times where i think you know the end state is that layer two just one will be where everyone lives right you're just gonna off board to a centralized exchange from layer two right if you want if you wanna go to fiat you know you're probably never gonna have to go to layer one and in reality you know most users won't be able to be able to afford layer one anyway because layer one's always gonna be more expensive and you know depending on how much the network is used layer one's gonna be super expensive one day even in eth2 so i think living in layer two being secured by ethereum is going to be the

play and because of that this is just growing pains i think the end state is that you know liquidity on layer one will eventually migrate to layer two there'll be specific things that you wanna do on layer one you can't really do on layer two maybe like you know flash loans and stuff like that right maybe we don't kind of get that in layer 2 for a while or maybe ever just depending on how it plays out there so yeah interesting idea here from samyak i think you know this kind of stuff's going to keep happening and more people are going to talk about it because it's obviously like um you know as we move to layer two people are questioning about the adoption how to get you know the same stuff that we have on layer one on there how do we get the

same liquidity on there and you know um these kind of like ideas are gonna keep sprouting i think so yearn finance today announced a new program called yearn partners and basically what this is and they kind of have a tldr here is that urine partners aims to make urine vaults accessible from virtually anywhere any protocol that integrates you and volts can and up to a 50 profit share from their contributed tvl think of it like a white label solution for y vaults so they give an example of how it kind of can work here so basically you know step one would be you deploy a rapper token uh sorry you deploy rapid token contracts that wrap your regular y vault token uh for each vault and then your users receive this rapper token rather than um

the standard y vault token when they deposit and then there your you know your users if it's your app uh can then deposit withdraw to y volts from your interface and there's no need for them to send them anywhere else or charge extra fees on top uh and then the wrapper allows um yarn to easily verify the contributed tbl from from the app and use that to give obviously the 50 profit share there and your partners will collect them the payments on a monthly basis now i guess the the super tldr here is that if you're an app right and you have like a a a kind of thing where you want to create a kind of like do a wrapper around like a a y vault say you're like a a front end that wants to tap into yearn right you can basically wrap your

implementation of it around a urine vault have people put tvl into your wrapped version of it and then you get a profit share that's basically what it is which i think is really cool because this is a really good way to bootstrap more tbl for yearn because if people are going to tap into yeon's tvl anyway you know why not incentivize them to do it in a much bigger way you know there's already kind of apps like i guess arjun to do this that that kind of like have a layout on top of yarn and kind of tap into it you know um you know kind of like anyone can do this right not just that i mean this there's alchemics now that's doing it i think there's a few other apps as well i mean they should be you know rewarded for that and i think

you know yearn i'm doing this is is kind of a signal that they agree with that so i think that's really really cool and it's just going to make yeon's tvl explode so it's just like a net win right it's kind of like i mean maybe it's not exactly like a referral fee but like you don't use it loses kind of nothing by doing this because you know even though they're paying 50 profit share they're getting more tvl anyway so it'll net out to to being better and they kind of like further cement their network effects and their moat here as being like the you know yield aggregator of choice for kind of d5 so very interesting move here i really liked it you can go check out the thread for a full description of how this all works uh in in the youtube description below

so i actually um this was posted a couple of days ago but um coinbase posted this on twitter recently they did a really great piece here on the rise of the ethereum economy now the reason why i'm putting this particular piece out is because it's on coinbase's kind of like learn section where it's going to reach a lot more people than you know a lot of other people are going to reach because coinbase has millions i think of of monthly active users right uh they're going to reach like different people that you know maybe someone like me and someone like i guess like the bankless guys and a lot of other ethereum people on twitter aren't going to reach and what this piece does and i'll you know i definitely recommend giving it a read it basically goes through like as the title implies the rise of

the ethereum economy how ethereum has evolved you know how dfi has evolved how nfts have evolved you know what what ethereum's metrics look like uh you know stable coins all this sort of stuff and it kind of gives like a a really great i think snapshot of ethereum as it you know existed in the past and as it exists today and how you can see that you know it's growing like at a rapid pace and they'll also talk about institutional adoption of ethereum kind of um greyscale's eth holdings as well so you know then buying the actual ethy asset uh kind of how ethereum is evolving uh because obviously the gas fees are high but that you know they're talking about optimism here and roll ups in general uh and then basically they finish off with eth2 here so i thought this was

just yeah a perfect way to kind of like get up-to-date on what's happening with the ethereum economy you know what's happening with ethereum for people that maybe don't pay much attention because you know we need much more education around ethereum if i'm being honest uh you know i try to do my best but we need it from people who have different audiences more than anything that's why i'm always excited when you know i see stuff like mark cuban and i've spoken about before how he went on a a couple of podcasts and he kind of like he went on to find a bankless podcast and kind of showed his knowledge right and it doesn't matter that he was basically talking to people already in the ecosystem on those podcasts what matters is that he has that knowledge right he knows what he's talking about and then he's in his other circles he

can go on and be an evangelist for ethereum there so really really cool stuff and i'm always a big advocate for this so yeah thanks to coinbase for putting this together go read it it'll be in the youtube description for you to check out so uh tim kang uh who's famous for a lot of the nft kind of artist work he's been doing he put out a tweet today he basically says if you're coming into nfts without empowering artists with a 50 plus share squeezing money as a middleman because of your network already rich and still greedy or ignoring the value of community you are the anti antithesis of our ethos and can kindly uh go away i mean he says it in other words but i'll just say that so i'm kind of getting this feeling too lately in the nft space is that

there's a lot of value extractors right now right where they'll come in because they see money they see dollar signs they'll do whatever they'll make millions of dollars right and then they'll just exit the ecosystem they don't keep it in the ecosystem right they're not going to be funding git coin grants with their you know their proceeds they're not going to be giving back to the ecosystem they're going to take their money and run because this to them is like a gold rush and this is exactly the same thing that we saw play out in 2017 with icos where pretty much like i would say 90 plus percent of the money raised was so wasted it was just so bad it got it got completely kind of like extracted out of the ecosystem it is a major reason why eth dumped as hard as it did and to be fair it's

probably a major reason why eth went up as hard as it did as well because obviously you needed to participate in icos so you know i mean as a clear example here you had eos do a year-long ico and you know what they did with that eth they raised millions of each you know what they did with it and you can see it on chain they dumped it all right and now they have zero ether and they have like these massive bitcoin holdings so basically what they did is that during the bear market they just kept dumping their eth right constant just consistently you know relentlessly and then they just bought bitcoin with it and eos as a platform is basically like doesn't even really do anything now it's kind of dead right it's a zombie chain so essentially these the eos um or block

one the company who made eos completely extracted all this value out of the ethereum ecosystem by you know first getting all the eth and then dumping it on everyone right so that's just a clear example and i and i'm seeing the same stuff play out in the nft space right now which is really sad because there's a lot of good stuff going on as well there's a lot of empowering of of artists going on there's a lot of not just artists as in like you know drawing or whatever like that like actually like music artists and things like that as well there's a lot of that going on but i feel like because of the fact that there's dollar signs right people are making millions of dollars overnight we're going to get tons of opportunities come in and you know i'm not going to say it's going

to be a bubble or not a bubble i don't know how it's going to play out but i do know a lot of money is going to be wasted on absolute crap 90 plus percent of nfts are going to be worth zero right they're not going to have secondary market value no one's going to want to buy them the hype's going to go completely away there'll be you know a lot there'll be a healthy chunk i think of of nfts that will retain their value but most of the stuff i'm seeing right now i'm just looking at it and thinking who's going to buy this right like who's going to buy this in a bear market in a bull market it's different because everyone's speculating but in a bear market you know who's going to want to scoop this up even if it's cheap like

who wants to to who sees the value in this so yeah i'm kind of like taking pause right now with the nft space because while it's not nowhere near as crazy as the ico kind of craze was it's it has the signs and i feel like the next time we have like a massive leg up in i guess like the ethan btc prices we're gonna see the nft kind of space just explode even more and it's just gonna be so much more value extraction instead of um you know value added to the ecosystem which is unfortunate but you know we can't control it right this is a permissionless platform all i can do is inform you know my audience about the kind of like what i what i kind of see happening and kind of like learning from history don't buy and and on that note this is

an advice like investment advice in general there's just like general advice don't buy an nft um you know that you don't kind of i guess feel like is going to be valuable right like you'd like if you're buying it just purely speculate on it and to flip on secondary markets you pretty much you better know what you're doing because it's very easy to get wrecked because there's things like what what i'm seeing like these these things called open editions where an nft can be issued uh up to ten thousand times on on a platform and um you know the the creator sets a price say say they set a price of like a thousand dollars per nft and they they they say it's an open edition so ten thousand of them can be minted people just go and mint like all of these right they you know they mean like

a crap ton of these open editions and then and there's a timer so it'll eventually close and then the creator makes a ton of money right they make millions of dollars and then the the people who bought right i'm assuming a lot of them are just speculators hoping to flip it on secondary markets because it doesn't really have a value to it it's the same piece right it's not like it's it's rare or anything it's the same piece and it's it's just the the numbers just different on it right so and and very few of those are going to retain their value i think something like uh people's work you know might retain its value or has a higher chance because he's like he's a huge kind of creator he's been doing it for like ages right he has a massive following and he wasn't just like i guess chasing

the trend as much because he was like one of the early people who did it but you know i'm seeing so many artists come in now um and a lot of them coming in from instagram and they have followings there and they're just like taking their existing work turning it into nfts and making all this money and that to me is just complete value extraction i i just i mean i'm all for people making money off their work but you know if they they might at the moment it seems like they're making money off speculators which you know speculators they can do whatever they want with their money it's just like it just reminds me of the ico kind of boom there so i won't you know go on about too much like that i'm not saying you know the whole space is bad or

anything but just be cautious right be aware of what you're buying you know make sure that you know what you're buying make sure that you know that if you buy an nft it doesn't have to be worth anything no one has to buy it off you can go to xero so it's kind of like investing in another in a token so to speak but i think even worse because if you think about it if you buy an nft right it's not liquid there's no unisop pull for it or anything so if no one if you if you kind of like put it up for sale right and no one kind of comes and bids on it then you get zero for it at least with a token that you buy on the market right say it even goes down 90 after you buy it you can still sell it for something

but with an nft you you basically get zero if no one bids on it because there's not like a uniform liquidity pool for it there's not like an exchange listing for it and all that sort of stuff so it's even worse if you buy the wrong thing so yeah just be aware of that i think um that's that's very important to to kind of keep in mind so matthew graham who kind of like works in the index co-op community posted a twitter thread today about the index co-op publishing a treasury report now disclaimer here i am an advisor to set who is heavily involved with the index cop and i own index card tokens of course but i thought this was really really awesome because a treasury report for a doubt like the index culp is is a doubt right um it's a decentralized autonomous organization

that the community members have produced a financial report about it and you can see it here i mean this is just i think kind of like a snapshot of it right a snapshot uh tldr of it i think there's like um i'm kind of like more expanding on peace um but i don't know if it's linked here actually it might be linked somewhere else but yeah basically what it shows is like you know i guess like the index co-op like uh what it is you know the the token what the price is kind of stuff like that a general overview of how um they went with q1 right quarter one january uh and february um and and i think i guess like maybe what are they including in this october november sorry december january february um yeah the income uh the treasury kind

of like what the treasury consists of uh the staking awards that have been paid out uh and then an income statement and things like that i mean i think this is awesome because this is basically what uh i guess like i guess you could say traditional companies do outside of crypto but this has been done by a dao this has been done purely by these community members who are basically saying you know we should professionalize right and you know the index cop isn't the first kind of one to do this i think yearn did one as well and i think this is just a really great way to signal to people that might be interested in getting involved with different kind of dowsing communities which projects are really serious about it and which ones aren't because you want to know what the finances are like

right you want to have a snapshot you want to see how it's growing you want to see you know if the if the um the dial is actually paying out for work you know how much the treasury has in it of of specific tokens and things like that so i thought this is just really really cool here and as you can see i mean matt posts here are the financial statement you can actually see there's like you know the revenue that each index made you can see dpi made all this revenue uh the cgi which is the newest index just got released so it hasn't really hasn't made anything yet um i don't even know if it's a fee on it yet but then you can see the gross profit right you can see the expenses i mean this is just really really awesome and

and a great way to keep track of how the different kind of um projects are doing when they issue a kind of like report like this uh so yeah kudos to matt and you know the other people who worked on this within the index co-op for putting this out there so vitalik posted a uh i guess eth research post to twitter today uh basically a uh i guess he posted a coup uh posted he posted this post a few days ago five days ago now but basically it is a design for a cross roll-up decentralized exchange uh which i'm not gonna read out here but there's a lot of good discussion in this thread about it i mean it gets pretty technical and you can go read it for yourself but this goes back to what i was saying before about how you know we're gonna

i guess lose a bit of composability with layer two right because if there's different roll-ups then to talk to each other they're gonna have to have bridges and it's not gonna be instant it's not gonna be like it is on layer one aetherium now this proposal from vitalik basically says why don't we do a cross roll-up decentralized exchange with smart contracts only on the destination side and he kind of like talks through it here i'm not going to go through how it works because you can't you do have to read it it can get a little bit complex here um but it's really great to see that you know people like vitalik are already thinking of these solutions right as i was saying before you know some i thought of an idea vitalik sort of an idea i've seen plenty of other ideas out there

of like how to solve these problems that we know are going to come once layer 2 gets kind of adoption here and that's critically important right critically important for users important for devs important for liquidity and important for retaining the properties that make ethereum what ethereum is so yeah definitely go check out this uh this kind of post that he put on heath research here so speaking of layer two dydx put out a little bit of an update about their layer two exchange they had 83 000 users sign up to the waitlist which is huge and uh you know what's funny actually there's a chart here of like the wait list by region and you can see here that most of it was from asia and then europe was second north north america was third the reason why north america

here is third is because the u.s can't actually use dydx unless they use a vpn or something like that but some people signed up anyway just to i guess like try their luck here but it's really interesting to see that asia accounts for 86 percent of the wait list and europe is only 9 i would have figured europe would kind of like pick up you know the slack that north america was kind of like um i guess not not kind of doing here and then you can see oceana here which i think is australia and new zealand only 556 people are one percent so i mean you know it's funny 83 000 people seems like a lot but i mean it's not really right i mean we have like millions and millions and tens of millions of people still left to come into to the ecosystem as well which which was

kind of like um a funny kind of thing for me to see as well so yeah i mean this is awesome i i haven't gotten access to the layer 2 exchange yet i'm just itching to because i really want to play around with it i really want to see how fast it is how the whole experience is you know obviously like there's videos you can watch and stuff like that but that's not the same thing and i think um darren uh from uh darren lau uh he put uh or law sorry i don't know how to pronounce his surname but he put out a tweet thread um basically about his experience i think uh which was which is really cool um and basically it was a smooth experience uh and it was funny because there was only 100 limit and you could like 25 x

long on that and stuff so it was really funny to see that play out but yeah especially in asia it was actually the most sign ups came from china which was which was curious right i mean uh i i i kind of like think that there's this barrier between asia and the west when it comes to i guess crypto where a lot of the asian ecosystem and all the western ecosystem doesn't really kind of like talk to each other right um because there's a language barrier right uh but i don't think that's the only thing there's also a cultural barrier too where i've seen on twitter discussions about it i'm not gonna go into it but i've seen on twitter discussions about it where there's a tiny bit of culture wars going on and i don't know why that is like i i i mean i don't really care to do any

culture wars whatever i didn't care where you're from like you know we're all ethereum citizens at the end of the day to me um but on that note it's just really interesting to see that that somewhere like china was actually kind of first here and it's funny that they split out china and hong kong here as well um if you if you know what i mean by that uh but then came in russia uh again you know it's just you know i i'm kind of thinking to myself like china and russia right are the countries that you maybe wouldn't expect to see on this list did people just use vpns and sign up from you know a vpn in in china or russia i don't know maybe there is that many people from from these countries kind of like wanting to to get in here

but then you have like a bunch of others like singapore uh ukraine vietnam which you know you to be expected there so yeah really interesting kind of thread here from dydx you can go check out the full one in the youtube youtube description if you kind of want to read the whole thing and there's a poll here what language should we support next on dydx which language should i vote for i don't know maybe spanish because there's a lot of spanish people in the ethereum community ah look spanish one or other other one maybe let's check the comments see what people said uh malaysia chinese please i mean if they don't already support chinese which i think they do i mean i was gonna say if they didn't already support chinese then it would be uh it'd be quite surprising but anyway i'm rambling a little bit here i think

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