DeFi

I'm eth newbie..just learning
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I know this is /defi but the correct answer is: one fidenza, one cryptopunk. 

Or if you are too squeamish, pick your favorite (lean cryptopunk) and leave 50e as is for a well diversified portfolio of imaginary internet money and even more imaginary JPEGs. 

I don’t trust any existing defi contract to last 10 yrs

I think I agree with Sanjay on handling my eccentric uncle's inheritance.

1. High confidence L1 ETH works and has value in 10 years. 
2. Low confidence any defi contract I pick today will be in use in 2034.

Two parts to 2:
2a. Does the contract work? 
2b. Is the protocol active?

Higher confidence in 2a than 2b.

Do Something.

this is likely my move as well, ie the Lindy-est way to earn yield on the Lindy-est asset with fewest trust assumptions and central points of failure. Tossup between compound and aave for me

If I absolutely had to /dosomething I think I agree with @spengrah.eth. Use an autonomous interest rate protocol, accept that rates might go to zero, and be happy with whatever I get. 

But there are very few autonomous systems I can use and forget about  for 10 years.

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If I absolutely had to /dosomething I think I agree with @spengrah.eth. Use an autonomous interest rate protocol, accept that rates might go to zero, and be happy with whatever I get. 

But there are very few autonomous systems I can use and forget about  for 10 years.

https://warpcast.com/spengrah.eth/0x59df990e

Third web has a few of them. Open Zeppelin has a lot. If the contracts and deployed on L2's they have been properly translated and audited to the highest standards. In fact... furthermore "defi" contracts as well if they proxy from the base infrastructure. Builders from L2's and "defi" have major contributions to L1