Uncommon Core 2.0

Defi Food Token Mania - with Will and Trent from YAM, Su Zhu, and Hasu

Sep 22, 2020

46:30

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Is This a Rebasing Mechanism?

02:55

Did the Launch Generate the Intention That It Did?

04:46

Yam - Is It a Rebasing Mechanism?

02:20

Introduction

3min

Yam - Is It a Rebasing Mechanism?

2min

Is This a Rebasing Mechanism?

3min

The Future of Cryptocurrency?

3min

Is There a Time Lock on Compound Governments?

3min

Yam's Treasury Is a Privileged Po, Unless the Holder Decides to Send It Somewhere Else?

2min

Yam Launch - The First Food Coin?

3min

A, Wait, So What Do the Three Let Us Stand For?

2min

Theom and Theom's Euthanasia Rolicos

6min

10.

The Paradime Change

3min

11.

Gams - Is It a Good Idea?

3min

12.

Did the Launch Generate the Intention That It Did?

5min

13.

The Unisa Blanch - Is It a Prodoc or a Project?

5min

14.

Yem Version 3 of the Replanting

2min

15.

Is Yam in Fivees?

2min

16.

The History of the Ampanes

22sec

Today, Su and I talk to Will Price and Trent Elmore of YAM.finance.

YAM launched last month as a mix between Yearn’s fair launch, Ampleforth's supply elasticity, and Compound’s on-chain governance. And while its launch was short-lived (it had to shut down from a bug only two days later), it inspired a whole wave of food coins that tried to replicate its initial success. In this episode, we explore what made YAM so successful and what might be in store for the future.

Will Price https://twitter.com/will__price

Trent Elmore https://twitter.com/trentelme

Su Zhu https://twitter.com/zhusu

Hasu https://twitter.com/hasufl

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