cTokens On Set Protocol, Sablier Goes To Mainnet And More

Compound Weekly, 12/16

Dec 17, 2019

Set Protocol has announced the integration of Compound tokens and the launch of the first cToken enabled Set, the ETH RSI 60/40 Yield Set. The benefit of cToken integration is that users can now earn interest while the Set is positioned in the stable-asset.

"We're excited to be building with Compound to offer cToken integration within Set Protocol as it's been one of the most requested features from our users since we launched Trend Trading Sets back in July. Our first Set that contains a cToken is the ETH RSI 60/40 Yield Set which now accrues interest when the Set is positioned in cUSDC."

- Anthony Sassano, Set Product Marketing Manager

Sablier Launches on Mainnet

Sablier launches on mainnet, enabling users to make streaming payments in real-time, by the second, for use cases such as streaming payroll. Users can create streams using Compound’s cDAI or cUSDC, or they may also use DAI, USDC, and SAI. Sablier has launched a well-designed user experience in the form of a web app, to power these autonomous, trustless, continuous payments.

Paul Razvan Berg, the founder of Sablier is live-streaming his salary in cDAI.

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Thoughts

Haseeb Qureshi @hosseeb

Blockchain history really looks like an alternate evolution of finance. It started with Bitcoin as a form of digital gold. Ethereum enabled ICOs, decentralized equity. And now with Compound and MKR, we have decentralized debt. Blockchain is slowly eating the finance stack.

Markets

Total supply is currently at ~$117 million from 13,000+ suppliers, and total borrowing is at ~$26 million from 1,300+ borrowers.

The three largest suppliers this past week minted $5.6m of cDAI, $2.9m of cETH and $2.2m of cETH. The three largest borrowers this past week borrowed $800k, $500k, and $461k of cDAI.

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