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>>24123998
d-damn... I'll pull some strings anon

>Y(x) represents an exponential decay function, where the independent variable (x-axis) is represented by the LINK USD price. The dependent variable (y-axis) is the price point of the inverse peg. This is where SHADOW will ultimately peg to. (pic rel)

>Ultimately, the protocol in the contracts we deploy will be much more intricate than the function you see above. It has a plethora of other factors, such as dampening functions to protect against drastic market and LINK price fluctuations. The inverse peg is one of SHADOW’s unique takes on rebase coins, which has not yet been explored in other DeFi protocols. Many blockchain developers are pouring research into developing ways to short ERC-20 tokens on decentralized exchanges. The main exchange for SHADOW, Uniswap, sees around 300 million USD in volume daily. This highlights the need for a form of option trading on Uniswap — this is where SHADOW comes in. The question that stands — can we use the inverse peg to create a method by which a community of users can hedge the direction of LINK?

>>24100247
>Y(x) represents an exponential decay function, where the independent variable (x-axis) is represented by the LINK USD price. The dependent variable (y-axis) is the price point of the inverse peg. This is where SHADOW will ultimately peg to. (pic rel)

>Ultimately, the protocol in the contracts we deploy will be much more intricate than the function you see above. It has a plethora of other factors, such as dampening functions to protect against drastic market and LINK price fluctuations. The inverse peg is one of SHADOW’s unique takes on rebase coins, which has not yet been explored in other DeFi protocols. Many blockchain developers are pouring research into developing ways to short ERC-20 tokens on decentralized exchanges. The main exchange for SHADOW, Uniswap, sees around 300 million USD in volume daily. This highlights the need for a form of option trading on Uniswap — this is where SHADOW comes in. The question that stands — can we use the inverse peg to create a method by which a community of users can hedge the direction of LINK?

>>24046467
>Y(x) represents an exponential decay function, where the independent variable (x-axis) is represented by the LINK USD price. The dependent variable (y-axis) is the price point of the inverse peg. This is where SHADOW will ultimately peg to. (pic rel)

>Ultimately, the protocol in the contracts we deploy will be much more intricate than the function you see above. It has a plethora of other factors, such as dampening functions to protect against drastic market and LINK price fluctuations. The inverse peg is one of SHADOW’s unique takes on rebase coins, which has not yet been explored in other DeFi protocols. Many blockchain developers are pouring research into developing ways to short ERC-20 tokens on decentralized exchanges. The main exchange for SHADOW, Uniswap, sees around 300 million USD in volume daily. This highlights the need for a form of option trading on Uniswap — this is where SHADOW comes in. The question that stands — can we use the inverse peg to create a method by which a community of users can hedge the direction of LINK?

Sorry, from the medium*