A few words about Sergey Nazarov:
The smallest unit of the LINK token is called a Juel, named after Ari Juels, one of the white paper’s authors.
DeFi protocols such as lending and derivatives rely on reliable price data to calculate collateral ratios and liquidations. If price feeds go wrong, they could trigger liquidations that shouldn’t happen.
Don’t take “integrates a well-known oracle” as proof that a protocol is secure; the smart contracts themselves can still have vulnerabilities.
$LINK 12.949 (+0.64%)
These are purely personal opinions, not a basis for buying or selling.
The smallest unit of the LINK token is called a Juel, named after Ari Juels, one of the white paper’s authors.
DeFi protocols such as lending and derivatives rely on reliable price data to calculate collateral ratios and liquidations. If price feeds go wrong, they could trigger liquidations that shouldn’t happen.
Don’t take “integrates a well-known oracle” as proof that a protocol is secure; the smart contracts themselves can still have vulnerabilities.
$LINK 12.949 (+0.64%)
These are purely personal opinions, not a basis for buying or selling.