Something i’ve started noticing while exploring DeFi:
a financial primitive becomes way more interesting when you stop looking at it as a standalone product.
take options.
on their own, they’re already useful financial instruments.
but putting them onchain opens another question:
what else can be built around them?
that’s where composability starts making more sense to me.
instead of one product doing everything, different pieces of the ecosystem can potentially connect and build on each other.
that’s one of the things i find interesting about Ithaca.
it’s not just the options themselves.
it’s the idea of making that financial primitive part of a wider onchain environment.
this is the side of DeFi i enjoy digging into — not just the product, but what becomes possible when the pieces can actually work together.
#Ithaca #defi #Web3 #Onchain
a financial primitive becomes way more interesting when you stop looking at it as a standalone product.
take options.
on their own, they’re already useful financial instruments.
but putting them onchain opens another question:
what else can be built around them?
that’s where composability starts making more sense to me.
instead of one product doing everything, different pieces of the ecosystem can potentially connect and build on each other.
that’s one of the things i find interesting about Ithaca.
it’s not just the options themselves.
it’s the idea of making that financial primitive part of a wider onchain environment.
this is the side of DeFi i enjoy digging into — not just the product, but what becomes possible when the pieces can actually work together.
#Ithaca #defi #Web3 #Onchain
