#sxt $SXT @SpaceandTime
Does any protocol you use care how long you've been around?
Mine don't. I trade a lot, and on most pools I pay the same fee as a wallet that showed up yesterday. Reward programs are often run outside the contract. A team pulls the data, runs a script, posts a list. You trust the list.
That's the gap SXT goes after. With SXT, a smart contract can use proven results from historical activity to apply protocol rules. Proven means there's proof the answer is right. Is this wallet eligible for rewards? Does this trader get a loyalty discount based on past transactions? The contract checks. No list to trust.
There's something concrete behind it. The official Uniswap hooks materials describe templates that use historical-data queries to help decide swap-fee discounts. Hooks are just custom rules you attach to a pool. So a pool could say: this wallet's been trading here for months, lower the fee.
Now the skeptical part. A template isn't adoption. I don't know yet what it costs or how fast it runs, and I want to see live pools using it. Big promises are cheap. Still, I like the idea. It's plain and useful.
Don't judge SXT by the pitch. Find one live product using it and check it yourself.
Does any protocol you use care how long you've been around?
Mine don't. I trade a lot, and on most pools I pay the same fee as a wallet that showed up yesterday. Reward programs are often run outside the contract. A team pulls the data, runs a script, posts a list. You trust the list.
That's the gap SXT goes after. With SXT, a smart contract can use proven results from historical activity to apply protocol rules. Proven means there's proof the answer is right. Is this wallet eligible for rewards? Does this trader get a loyalty discount based on past transactions? The contract checks. No list to trust.
There's something concrete behind it. The official Uniswap hooks materials describe templates that use historical-data queries to help decide swap-fee discounts. Hooks are just custom rules you attach to a pool. So a pool could say: this wallet's been trading here for months, lower the fee.
Now the skeptical part. A template isn't adoption. I don't know yet what it costs or how fast it runs, and I want to see live pools using it. Big promises are cheap. Still, I like the idea. It's plain and useful.
Don't judge SXT by the pitch. Find one live product using it and check it yourself.
