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Two questions that's been on my mind, would love people's thoughts here. 1. Does the moneiness of a derivative of ETH (eg LST) translates into the moneiness of ETH? 2. Does the moneiness of ETH translates into the moneiness of a derivative of ETH (eg LST)?
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Please expand ser. What is one example of the moneiness (moneyness?) of a derivative influencing the moneyness of ETH? What do you define as moneyness?
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I think that is my question as well. 1. How people define moneyness might be different and that is fine. 2. I do not see how derivative adds moneyness of the underlying asset, but maybe it does since the base asset is still need. PS: Is that how you spell moneyness 😂 Good to know!
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1. Yes I believe it's fine. I roughly think of moneyness as network effects (MoE)/what am I more comfortable to hold(SoV) principally I suppose, though I don't like to use abstractions that I haven't unbundled 😈 2. It's needed as collateral yes, but doesn't fulfil other functions at the same time
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P.S: You taught me how to spell AVSes (=> AVS) so I am returning the favour :)
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