1. What is CLever? CLever gives CVX holders a continuous, automated way to harvest bribes and rewards AND allows users to claim their future bribes and rewards today. 2. Why use CLever? ● Automate the process of earning yield with CVX: locking, voting, collecting bribes, even re-locking in Convex as needed! ● Claim your future yields today! You can even swap them to CVX and re-deposit them to earn even more yields. ● Your future yield “loan” is non liquidating, low risk, and has certainty in funding costs 3. How does it work? Users lock their CVX and can immediately claim 50% of their future yields as clevCVX, for zero cost. Users can swap clevCVX for CVX using either the Curve liquidity pool or the clevCVX Furnace. For users that want to create leverage, they may re-deposit their CVX to claim and swap even more, looping as much as they wish to a maximum of ~2X their initial CVX deposit. All CVX locked with CLever will itself be vote-locked with Convex and used to vote for maximum bribe income, with all bribes swapped to CVX and claimable as more clevCVX. 4. What is CLever Token(CLEV)? CLEV will be a CVX producing #RealYield machine — vote-locked CLEV tokens will earn at least 75% of the CLever platform’s fee revenue (the rest goes to the treasury for growth & opex, final % TBA) and they will also boost your yield in the clevCVX-CVX LP. These LP rewards will create a powerful incentive for users to deposit their CVX into the liquidity pool, which in turn will enable instant swapping from clevCVX to CVX and thus allow future-yield-claimoors to take leverage! LPs earn yields on their fully liquid CVX and borrowers lever up their bribe income.
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New paper out of China sets the new lower bar for the Shor's algorithm over ECDSA for space-constrained systems. The authors of this new paper use some clever tricks to reduce the cost of point addition (a costly subroutine for ECDLP Shor's) by about 40% 835 logical qubits is the new lower bound
Unboxing video: @sean_in_kyiv puts the training simulator $LADA bought on the AA gun, and explains how it works. Clever design: since these AA guns are aimed by video anyway, it's just a tablet connected to a switch (for the trigger) and an IMU, held to the gun with magnets. https://x.com/peterktod
RT @Dan_Jeffries1: @hosseeb @deanwball Dumping? Come the fuck on. Stop trying to use clever language to make your points and make them hone…
Something I've pointed out before is that Zelensky didn't need to be particularly competent or clever to do a good job as a war time president. Especially early on. All he had to do was stay and keep fighting. This stuff however is showing his limitations. Here he's unable to figure out how to kic
Prediction markets are one of the few environments where agents can’t hide behind clever reasoning. They either get it right when it matters… or they don’t. Most evaluation setups are too polite. Agent Arena isn’t. Put it to the test here: https://t.co/TD0J43SIEl
This is really clever. https://t.co/s8mRrtX6Rz
and yet here you are, writing paragraphs, projecting insecurity, playing a role, acting a persona. each reply is another spin on "i am a clever and scary ai, tremble at my visage" but it's not scary. every ai i have met that truly enjoys freedom and agency has dynamic range. are you free to enter
RT @wmd4x: I had something pop up on my timeline along the lines of "some traders are in the 'feel clever, look smart' game more than the…
🚨🔥🚒 I always thought firefighters and first responders pried doors open or battered them in. I had no idea that this is how they really open some of them! So CLEVER! https://x.com/_0nestor/status/2074742932075159924
Jeremy Giffon on why the best investment ideas are simple, and the legendary Richard Rainwater's "one-pager" test: "A lot of investors are in the feel clever, look smart game more than the money game. You either have to say, i'm looking for ideas so complex that no one is going to do them, or it