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Fixing Objectively Bad Models in LP Performance Evaluations

I will present a model for evaluating LP performance, that is generalizable to any liquidity protocol, and is free from bad assumptions. The model has been elaborated in python, and the source code will be available at the time of the conference.

SPEAKER

Mark Richardson

EVENT

EthCC[7]

Date

7/10/2024

CATEGORY

Token Engineering

TYPE

Talk

LANGUAGE

EN

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