An onchain yield curve would be a sign of a more developed market." Most yield onchain still pays a floating rate. Sebastian from @Grayscale's view is that investors run…
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"An onchain yield curve would be a sign of a more developed market."
Most yield onchain still pays a floating rate. Sebastian from @Grayscale's view is that investors run different time horizons and …
"An onchain yield curve would be a sign of a more developed market."
Most yield onchain still pays a floating rate. Sebastian from @Grayscale's view is that investors run different time horizons and some want a fixed return, so pricing yield across maturities gives them that choice and gives borrowers more certainty on financing costs.
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