What does the future of DeFi look like? Interview with rhino.fi

In the cryptocurrency industry, it is sometimes tempting to get caught up in all the price-watching. As the bear market takes grip, you could be forgiven for thinking that all is lost.

In reality, there is much innovation going on in an industry which has grown at a meteoric pace since Satoshi Nakamoto wrote his/her Bitcoin whitepaper back in 2008.

Today we interview one such project. This is rhino.fi (formerly DerversiFi), a decentralised app on Ethereum. With the recent Merge throwing Ethereum into the spotlight of the entire industry, people are well aware of some of the issues regarding its scalability. Notably, gas fees remain sky high, something which greatly restricts the everyday user from interacting with Ethereum on a daily basis.

rhino.fi is one project tackling this problem. Through the concept of Layer 2’s – explained below – it aims to provide a more seamless experience for the growing DeFi landscape on Ethereum.

We interviewed the team about Layer 1 vs Layer 2 distinctions, the future of DeFi, the bear market, interoperability, whether Ethereum will ever be caught by other blockchains, and more.

Invezz (IZ): Can you explain what a Layer 2 is in simple terms, and how your platform fits into the Layer 1 / Layer 2 texture?

rhino.fi (RF): Ethereum and Solana are examples of Layer 1 (L1) blockchains upon which other structures and applications are built. L1s are where the final state of transactions are recorded. 

Layer 2s (L2) are built upon Layer 1s. Some examples of Ethereum L2’s are Optimism, Arbitrum or Starkware. 

Ethereum L2 emerged when the Ethereum Layer 1 blockchain grew in popularity, and the high demand caused gas prices to increase substantially, congestion of the network and delays in the completion of transactions. 

L2 solutions execute transactions off L1, then post the data in batches back on L1 for the whole community to see. This mechanism enables Ethereum to scale by removing the high transactional load on L1 without compromising on security guaranteed by the L1 blockchain. L2 solutions for scaling Ethereum can reduce gas fees by up to 100x.  

rhino.fi (formerly DeversiFi), a dApp on Ethereum L2, enables users to buy, trade, and invest their tokens without the delay and gas fees typical of Ethereum L1. 

IZ: How important do you believe decentralisation is?

RF: We believe that finance should be accessible to everyone and it will be enabled through decentralised finance (DeFi). 

DeFi is more efficient than the traditional finance (TradFi) system because it is based on code, and the work of thousands of people can be replaced by a few lines of code, bringing down costs for end-users. 

Through this focus on code, DeFi gives millions of people access to a financial system that otherwise would not exist for them (nearly one-third of the world’s population still does not have access to a bank account).

What’s more, DeFi enables anyone to access and benefit from financial opportunities no matter where they are in the world. This is in contrast to TradFi, which overwhelmingly benefits those who already have the most resources.

IZ: Many platforms have attempted to bridge between chains like this, why have they failed to grab meaningful market share and what separates your platform?

RF: rhino.fi is one of the first protocols that enable users to swap tokens cross-chain without ever having to leave the application, change wallets or pay native network gas fees.

Previously, users would have to set up new wallets depending on which chain they wanted to use, bridge the tokens themselves, and pay network fees to complete these transactions. 

IZ: Are there disadvantages to this aggregation, too, such as a central point of failure or greater risk for the trader?

RF: rhino.fi would not be a central point of failure, no more than there would be if users bridged funds themselves, because rhino.fi acts as an interface for users to access other blockchains.

As rhino.fi smart contracts would automatically execute on the user’s request, human error potentially resulting in loss of funds would also be minimised.

IZ: What are your thoughts on DeFi in general – do you think the future is bright even if this turns out to be a sustained bear market?

RF: We have seen a similar sustained downturn, notably during the “crypto winter” of 2018. While many doomsday commentators claimed the end of crypto then, what we saw was weaker projects washing out and stronger projects building amidst bearish conditions.

The latter focused on making great products that could last. Many of these projects have held a strong track record over the past few years, including Polygon, Aave and Compound. 

In 2022, the underlying conditions of crypto are more robust than in 2018 – infrastructure is more built out, and use cases are more validated. 

Though the future is difficult to predict, we believe strong projects will get even better through this period as they did before by having the right focus, and this will lead to an even more robust ecosystem in the years to come.

IZ: The previous bear market caused many projects to go under. What do you think will avoid this fate for rhino.fi?

RF: We believe what projects need to do to last through this bear market is to stay laser-focused on what users want, remain flexible to trends and opportunities, and stick to their strengths. This is what rhino.fi is already focused on, and we are continuing to improve on our offering that enables anyone to easily access the best that multichain has to offer from a single app. 

IZ: You mention the various Layer 1 projects in the top 10 cryptocurrencies, do you think any can eventually catch Ethereum?

RF: With various L1s now holding prominent top 10 positions by market cap, it’s clearly no longer a case of “winner takes all.” This trend will continue, and we’ll see an ecosystem of multiple blockchains working together.

This is why rhino.fi has decided to expand across blockchains to become a hub for the multi-chain ecosystem. As different blockchains have different strengths, a diverse ecosystem of multiple blockchains will make the whole space even more attractive and robust.

IZ: Do you think certain blockchains will fight for supremacy, or will the future be one of interoperability using features such as ParaSwap? Which would be better for investors? 

RF: We think different blockchains will be used for various purposes, as they have distinct features and strengths. Some blockchains prioritise the speed of transactions which may draw more gaming apps, whereas others prioritise security, which may attract more lending apps.

There will always be a tradeoff between decentralisation, scalability and security, each blockchain will gravitate to certain properties more than others. Therefore, it is more important for projects to focus on how best to work together. Rather than competing in this ecosystem, we should focus on providing great user experiences.

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Ethereum issuance decreased 94% since The Merge, what does this mean for its future?

Ethereum has experienced a decrease in ETH issuance since the Merge upgrade.

Specifically, its issuance rate has decreased by 98% since the Merge, and the asset is not yet deflationary due to the fact that its issuance is still more than burned ETH.

Ethereum (ETH/USD) is the second-largest cryptocurrency in terms of market capitalization. However, after the Merge, it has decreased in some aspects.

In the latest Ethereum news, we covered how far Ethereum can increase as the VIX index made a comeback.

However, based on data from Ultra Sound Money, the issuance rate of Ethereum (ETH) has decreased by 94% following the Merge.

Since it transitioned, the supply has reached +8,200.67 ETH, while if it was still under the Proof-of-Work (PoW) consensus mechanism, it would be at +139,680.20 ETH.

This token issuance could also be attributed to the reduced activity on the Ethereum network, which resulted in lower gas fees.

In any case, the lower token amount could result in an increased value of Ethereum going forward. 

On September 26, 2022, Ethereum (ETH) had a value of $1,323.30.

ETH/USD Chart By TradingView.

Looking at the coin’s all-time high, Ethereum (ETH) reached a value of $4,878.26 on November 10, 2021.

Ethereum’s 7-day low was at a value of $1,238.84, while its 7-day high was at a value of $1,388.23. Here we can see a difference in the value of 12%, or by $149.39.

When we go over its daily performance, its 24-hour low was at $1,280.56, while its 24-hour high was at a value of $1,331.44; here, we can see a 4% difference by $50.88.

When we look at the chart, its recent high was in April at $3,513.19, after which it saw a dip to $1,778.92 and has not recovered since that point. 

However, based on its current price fluctuation, we can see the ETH cryptocurrency increase in value to $1,500, which means that investors might want to buy ETH while the price is still relatively lower than average. 

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What does the Ethereum Merge mean? A post-merge analysis

The world has been full of bad news recently, so it’s refreshing to be reporting on something positive.

This morning, arguably the single biggest event in the short history of cryptocurrency took place. Ethereum “merged”, completing its upgrade to a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchain. And it was 100% successful.

In this piece, I’ll dig into what it all means, how it transpired and the price action in the wake of the big event. And why not throw in some predictions right at the end?

Shifting away from the energy-intensive “mining” that Bitcoin uses, the upgrade is primed to reduce Ethereum’s energy consumption by 99.95%. This is one of, if not the biggest, complaint about crypto in general – its outsized carbon footprint. No matter what way you swing it, the upgrade to Proof-of-Stake now renders this point nearly moot.

"The merge will reduce worldwide electricity consumption by 0.2%" – @drakefjustin

Overall, Ethereum is responsible for between 20% and 39% of cryptocurrency’s energy usage. Wiping this out is a nice win at a time when every time we turn on our TV’s, we see another climate disaster, terrifying statistic or other scary sign that our planet is crumbling.

In the long-term, it is also hoped that the network will be more scalable. The prime hope for this is through sharding, which essentially splits the blockchain of the entire network into smaller partitions known as “shards”. The details beyond that are beyond the scope of this piece – I don’t want this turning into a novel – but I’ll do a deep dive in future on this and link it here once done.

The other intriguing development here is the supply. There is perhaps no more seductive word in cryptocurrency than “deflationary”, and since Vitalik invented Ethereum in 2015, the supply has been increasing.

While it is too early to say that it will no longer be inflationary, the rate of inflation will certainly slow, at least.

The amount of ETH issued for each block will drop between 85% and 90%, according to Lucas Outumoro of IntoTheBlock, as a result of the merge. Intriguingly, this is equivalent to about three Bitcoin Halvenings occurring overnight (a Halvening is the phenomenon which occurs in Bitcoin every 4 years, where the block reward is halved).  

Ethereum’s supply, as I write this, is down 191 ETH since the Merge. That’s very cool.

However, it should be mentioned that speculation, transaction volume and fees are high in the immediate aftermath of the Merge, and hence more ETH is being burned as a result – this supply decline is therefore likely overegged compared to what will happen in future.

Outumoro further estimates that ETH will end up slightly inflationary post-Merge, although less than the current 3.5%. The graph below is a neat indicator of his latest estimates – not quite deflationary, but well below historical levels.

This opens up all kinds of different price effects. And this applies not only to ETH, but to the industry as a whole. I wrote last month about one theory I have regarding the potential for the staking yield on Ethereum to create a risk-free yield for all of DeFi. This is one such potential outcome, but the price action and correlation with the wider market will be fascinating to track going forward.

A lot has been made of the impact on decentralisation. PoS, by definition, rewards those holding more tokens with a greater yield, thereby leading to them holding an even greater amount of tokens. It’s easy to see how that is worrisome.

Advocates will argue that the increased inaccessibility of mining, on the other hand, renders Proof-of-Work more centralised than previously. While they have a point – the bulk of mining is now conducted by specialty firms and the days of mining Bitcoin on your personal laptop in your college dorm are long gone – it misses the bigger picture.

Proof-of-work is far from perfect, but in terms of creating “hard money”, it’s about as close as is possible. Security is vital if an uncensored, unhackable, unalterable form of money is to catch on, and this move to PoS increases the potential for the doomsday scenario: a 51% majority attack.

Let me explain. To be a validator on Ethereum post-Merge, you need to post 32 ETH. This is a large chunk of change – over $50,000 at time of writing – meaning it is not possible for the everyday user. That’s where staking pools come in, where users contribute to a pool and earn rewards pro-rata.

The problem is that a lot of these proof-of-stake validators can be easily regulated and, in this doomsday scenario, even censored. This is not far-fetched speculation; it has happened before.

Tornado Cash, the controversial “mixer” which runs on Ethereum, allowing users to obfuscate the origin and destination of on-chain transactions (thus enhancing privacy but also facilitating money laundering) was added to the list of restricted entities by the office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), which is a financial enforcement agency of the U.S. Treasury Department. In other words, not the guys you want to mess with.

While many blindly preached “decentralisation” as censorship-resistant, the debacle proved that this was naïve. While decentralised applications like Tornado indeed cannot be directly shut down – it’s just a piece of code operating on the Ethereum blockchain, after all – any centralised entities interacting with it can be.

In quick order, the Tornado website crashed, the Github source code was removed, centralised node infrastructure providers Infura and Alchemy (powering much of Ethereum on-boarding, including Metamask) blacklisted Tornado and centralised stablecoin providers like Circle disabled wallet addresses.

Additionally, even DeFi protocols like Aave and Uniswap disabled their front end to any sanction-related wallet addresses (while the protocols overall are decentralised, their front-ends are centralised web services).

How this relates to the staking pools is that they run via centralised, and hence censorship-prone, validators. My Ethereum is staked on Binance. Other popular providers are Coinbase (a public company), Huobi, Bitstamp and on and on.

In fact, over two thirds of validators are required to adhere to OFAC. That’s a big number. And you know what happens when 51% of a network is seized control? Yep – it is prone to a malevolent attack. So we are at a point where by definition, the US government could regulate, censor or control the entire Ethereum blockchain.

Remember that quote by Vitalik himself about centralised stablecoin providers exerting a “significant” impact on the future direction of Ethereum? Is it too hard to imagine in this context that the US government could do the same?

Like I said, this is the doomsday scenario. Overall, the Merge is an incredibly bullish development for Ethereum, and I’m on record over the years saying it is the direction the network needs to take. But it does highlight the contrast between Bitcoin, the PoW blockchain aiming to become a store-of-value and impenetrable, hard money. And it’s important to be objective here and analyse all outcomes.

Ethereum required a solution for scaling and this will help it facilitate those efforts in future. Secondly, its vision is different than Bitcoin and its consumption of vast amounts of energy is harder to justify in this respect.

Ethereum is aiming to become the building block for decentralised finance and the pipeline through which Web3 and all the other myriad crypto functions will operate. While the security will be comprised, life is about trade-offs, and the benefits here outweigh the negatives.

There was a lot of eyes on the price as the Merge approached, and it kind of did nothing. But that’s actually a great thing. Much of the Merge had been priced in already, so it proceeding right on cue was reflected in the price, which largely followed the wider market in what has been a pretty understated morning thus far.

This is similar to what we saw from Bitcoin, and indeed the stock market, this morning. Hey, after the shellshock that was yet another jarring inflation reading earlier this week, investors won’t complain.

Next we look at the funding rate, which is quite interesting. To the uninitiated, a negative funding rate means there are a greater number of short sellers in the derivative market than longs. A positive funding rate, on the other hand, means there are a greater number of longs. So traditionally, positive funding rates are seen during bull runs and negative during bear runs.

I have seen a little kerfuffle this month in the run up to the merge, as the funding rate on Ethereum has turned sharply negative, as the graph below shows. In fact, it is at all-time lows.

This makes sense when you think about it, however. Spot exposure to Ethereum likely will net the holder the ETH PoW token, which will be airdropped shortly. While I have been critical of ETH PoW – I pretty much view it as a waste of time – it could carry value and investors are betting on this by striving to get their hands on ETH. Because holders of ETH will therefore receive this value, there is an added incentive to hold into the Merge.

And so, longing spot and shorting the futures must cost more than normal. Otherwise, there would be an arbitrage opportunity and the market would be inefficient. You could long spot ETH, short ETH futures and receive the ETH PoW token for free.

Bitfinex shows us the price action of this PoW token, as it has offered a futures contract on the PoW token. Climbing as high as $60 in late August, it has since fallen – but the value (now at $24) displays the reason for the more negative funding rate.

Sorry if you read this far hoping for a crystal ball, but I have no insights here. The Merge has been successful and that is hugely bullish long-term. However, in the short to medium term, we are still living in a world that is facing a unique set of challenges – inflation, energy crises, mass unrest, geopolitical catastrophe and many other unpredictable variables.

The CPI print of this week shows that macro is leading crypto markets right now, and will continue to do so for the foreseeable. It is a subject I have spent countless hours writing about recently – most recently here, when I bought a bunch of stocks despite being bearish and very uncertain – and the environment will continue to be turbulent going forward.

Crypto is about as far out on the risk spectrum as you can get. Accordingly, it will move drastically in the short term and nobody knows where it will go.

But make no mistake, this is an absolutely momentous moment in the history of cryptocurrency. The Merge has finally taken place, and it occurred smoothly without a glitch.

It’s an incredible achievement. Well done to all involved.

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DBS partners with The Sandbox for ‘DBS BetterWorld’, what does this mean for SAND?

In the latest cryptocurrency news surrounding The Sandbox (SAND/USD), the metaverse project is teaming up with BDS, a leading financial services group in Asia.

This is the latest move in a succession of upwards momentum for the Sandbox Project, which recently partnered with Renault Korea to allow customers to experience automobiles in the Metaverse.

The Sandbox is a multiplayer virtual world, a metaverse, where players can essentially create experiences and monetize through them while becoming a part of one of the largest blockchain-based communities.

There are LAND parcels that are bought and sold as non-fungible tokens (NFs), and all of it is powered by SAND, the native cryptocurrency that is used for participation in the governance of the Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO), and to facilitate transactions.

DBS, which is a leading financial services group in Asia, has conducted a strategic partnership with The Sandbox, according to an official announcement by the company on September 9, 2022.

The main goal of this partnership is to create what they call ‘DBS BetterWorld,’ which is aimed at being an interactive metaverse experience that can showcase the importance of building a sustainable world.

Through the partnership, DBS will get a 3×3 plot of LAND, which is the virtual real estate in The Sandbox metaverse, on top of which immersive elements will be developed.

Investors are constantly looking for a solid point in time and opportunity to get into the Metaverse and buy SAND which will give them entry to that aspect of the crypto sphere. Let’s analyze it to see how far it can climb.

On September 9, 2022, The Sandbox (SAND) had a value of $0.9666.

To get a better perspective of what this value point represents for SAND and how much the partnership can affect its future value, we will be comparing it to its all-time high point of value and performance in August.

The all-time high of The Sandbox (SAND) was on November 25, 2021, at a value of $8.40.

When we go over its performance throughout the previous month, SAND had its highest point of value on August 14 at $1.4052, while its lowest point was on August 29 at $0.9244.

Here we can see a decrease in its value by $0.4808 or by 34%. However, from August 29 to September 9, the cryptocurrency increased in value by $0.0422 or by 4%.

With this in mind, investors might want to jump in and buy SAND at its current value point, as it can reach $1.3 by the end of September 2022.

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The Sandbox partners with Renault Korea: what does this mean for the future of SAND?

The Sandbox (SAND/USD) is a multiplayer metaverse where players are provided with opportunities, such as creating, monetizing through, and participating in blockchain-based gaming experiences.

There are LAND parcels within the Metaverse in the form of non-fungible tokens (NFTs).

SAND is the native cryptocurrency that powers this Metaverse and can be used to facilitate transactions that are a part of its gameplay, alongside participation in the governance of the Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO).

The Sandbox announced its partnership with Renault Korea as a means of offering digital automotive experiences in the Metaverse, according to an official blog post published on September 5, 2022.

Through the partnership, The Sandbox (SAND) and Renault Korea Motors will provide customers with new ways through which they can experience vehicles within the digital space.

Furthermore, The Sandbox also supports marketing collaboration with a variety of brands within the platform and aims to establish a long-term relationship with Renault Korea Motors to engage with potential customers. 

This will provide a heightened experience for The Sandbox users and will bring an additional level of utility to the SAND cryptocurrency. 

On September 6, 2022, The Sandbox (SAND) had a value of $0.966.

To get a better perspective as to what this value point represents for the future of the SAND cryptocurrency, we will be going over its all-time high, as well as its performance throughout the previous month. 

The all-time high of The Sandbox (SAND) was on November 25, 2021, when the token reached a value of $8.40.

When we take a look at its performance in August, The Sandbox (SAND) had its highest point of value on August 14 at $1.4052.

Its lowest point was on August 29 at $0.9244. Here we can see a decrease of $0.4808 or 34%.

However, from August 29 to September 6, SAND increased by $0.0416 or by 4%.This partnership with Renault Korea can boost the value of the SAND cryptocurrency due to the enhanced experience of the Metaverse and the added utility of the token.

Investors might want to buy SAND, as it can reach $1.2 by the end of September 2022.

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Solana (SOL/USD) is a blockchain network that features its own native cryptocurrency known as the SOL token.

Throughout its ecosystem, there are a plethora of different decentralized applications (dApps) as well as smart contracts alongside non-fungible tokens (NFTs).

One of the key points of appeal for this cryptocurrency was its support for high throughput (transactions per second), where Solana can theoretically process 710,000 TPS.

The Layer–1 blockchain project Solana can, at a later point in time, process around 13,000 transactions per second (TPS) throughout its future releases.

According to an image that was posted on Twitter by the Solana Labs co-founder, Anatoly Yakovenko, one of the more recent Solana releases on the testnet reached that specific milestone in terms of TPS.

stress tests on 1.11 pic.twitter.com/kWxiPvMqpb

A stress test is essentially a procedure that determines the extent to which a computer program or network can remain effective throughout its peak usage.

In the case of Solana, this involved simulating transactions between addresses as a means of determining the number of transactions that the network can process without going offline.

The Solana Testnet in question was released in version 1.11, which is still under development. 

As a point of reference, the Solana network, based on data from the Solana Explorer, can, on average, process around 3,000 to 4,000 TPS.

By reaching 13,000 TPS, we can expect the Solana network to see a lot more appeal from developers, increasing the utility and value of the SOL cryptocurrency.

On August 29, 2022, Solana (SOL) had a value of $30.51.

The all-time high point of value for the Solana (SOL) cryptocurrency was reached on November 6, 2021, at a value of $259.96.

When we go over the cryptocurrency’s performance throughout the previous month, Solana (SOL) had its lowest point of value on July 1 at $32.06.

Its highest point of value was on July 19 at $46.77. Here we can see that the cryptocurrency increased in value by $14.71 or by 46%. 

With this in mind, investors might want to buy SOL as it can climb to $50 by the end of September 2022.

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