Guest Host and Head of Delphi Labs Jose Maria Macedo sits down with Sawit Trisirisatayawong, General Manager of Nebula Protocol, a community governed protocol that enables customized dynamic ETFs (clusters) and indices on Terra. The two discuss Nebula’s dynamic rebalancing design, the governance process for clusters, potential use-cases for cluster tokens, and much more!
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Show Notes:
(00:00:00) – Introduction.
(00:01:33) – Sawit’s background.
(00:06:29) – Choosing to build on Terra.
(00:10:38) – Choosing to build an index protocol.
(00:18:28) – Overview of Nebula.
(00:22:59) – Asset weight rebalancing explained.
(00:30:49) – Nebula’s rebalancing mechanism design.
(00:35:51) – The governance process around clusters on Nebula.
(00:43:46) – Setting the rebalancing parameters.
(00:45:43) – The step-by-step process of rebalancing.
(00:50:32) – Cash flow streams for index creators.
(00:52:08) – The products launching on Nebula.
(00:57:37) – Bringing over assets from other chains.
(00:59:27) – Finding out users’ demand for specific assets.
(01:03:45) – Use cases for cluster tokens.
(01:07:53) – How to find out more about Nebula.
(01:08:57) – What Sawit is most excited about for Terra.
(01:11:20) – How Nebula ties into the real world.
(01:12:59) – Closing thoughts.
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