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<ul><li>Curve recently made waves with the release of crvUSD, its new stablecoin.</li><li>However, another under-the-radar development at Curve could cause an even more significant shift in the DeFi landscape: a new TriCrypto pool [1].</li><li>This pool contains three high-volume Ethereum assets—ETH, USDT, and wBTC—and could potentially challenge Uniswap's market share</li></ul>

Curve recently made waves with the release of crvUSD, its new stablecoin.However, another under-the-radar development at Curve could cause an even more significant shift in the DeFi landscape: a new TriCrypto pool [1].This pool contains three high-volume Ethereum assets—ETH, USDT, and wBTC—and could potentially challenge Uniswap's market share

<ul><li>It’s impossible to paint a full picture of Ethereum DeFi without an understanding of Curve.</li><li>Its unique AMM mechanism enables large stablecoin swaps with extremely low price slippage and its governance and incentives make it a kingmaker for stablecoins; Terra founder Do Kwon touted the infamous 4pool – containing UST – as the thing that would catapult his stablecoin ahead of DAI.</li><li>In the past, we have <a href="https://d2-cwy04.eu1.hubspotlinks.com/Ctc/W+113/d2-CwY04/VVM5M-4MT7sSW8kchtV5kG1dWW3X6sTS4XF--HN5n2LRN3q90_V1-WJV7CgVG_W7hxn1z8wmgYmW3z3-424Nk3PcW27_JZR1kR5zHW8_HKBx3lsDXdW3j7gRm3sCjV6W5rz7y3475_mtW5Zhttx5SYXL5W3ZvcT_7crWjKW7ZhKR_4J5kvcW7PL-9d6f7xhWW7pp0DS3gRcZhW1SDh4f8_lGMRML39MzsCC7WVcybsS2-_Tb9W5GH-bf6l2fVVW762KNb2DDPwbW5Z6GK82qrF01VtqqqB5qV809W3wT4w75QDv0PW39jpQ_2LVwrLN23LdMjX_YhWW7lwQ163QV7bgVqCRVX6wST9XW7j85gK33YzRlW4xJhy22-gjqMW3BsSMq26yWlJN3fgQvnYlRL7N5zq3b5lkl2cW6mjkcl9cB18_W1gh2T-6y80Fb326_1" target="_blank" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://d2-CwY04.eu1.hubspotlinks.com/Ctc/W%2B113/d2-CwY04/VVM5M-4MT7sSW8kchtV5kG1dWW3X6sTS4XF--HN5n2LRN3q90_V1-WJV7CgVG_W7hxn1z8wmgYmW3z3-424Nk3PcW27_JZR1kR5zHW8_HKBx3lsDXdW3j7gRm3sCjV6W5rz7y3475_mtW5Zhttx5SYXL5W3ZvcT_7crWjKW7ZhKR_4J5kvcW7PL-9d6f7xhWW7pp0DS3gRcZhW1SDh4f8_lGMRML39MzsCC7WVcybsS2-_Tb9W5GH-bf6l2fVVW762KNb2DDPwbW5Z6GK82qrF01VtqqqB5qV809W3wT4w75QDv0PW39jpQ_2LVwrLN23LdMjX_YhWW7lwQ163QV7bgVqCRVX6wST9XW7j85gK33YzRlW4xJhy22-gjqMW3BsSMq26yWlJN3fgQvnYlRL7N5zq3b5lkl2cW6mjkcl9cB18_W1gh2T-6y80Fb326_1&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1677884357107000&amp;usg=AOvVaw2xrho6lUWQX2iukgSzMdCY" rel="noopener">written</a> on how Curve pools can be a useful barometer for stablecoin demand particularly during volatile market events. </li></ul>

It’s impossible to paint a full picture of Ethereum DeFi without an understanding of Curve.Its unique AMM mechanism enables large stablecoin swaps with extremely low price slippage and its governance and incentives make it a kingmaker for stablecoins; Terra founder Do Kwon touted the infamous 4pool – containing UST – as the thing that would catapult his stablecoin ahead of DAI.In the past, we have written on how Curve pools can be a useful barometer for stablecoin demand particularly during volatile market events. 

<ul><li>This piece was originally going to compare the average and median size of liquidity events – meaning any mint (deposit) or burn (withdrawal) to/from a DEX liquidity pool – on the most popular Ethereum DEXs: Uniswap V3, V2, and Curve. </li><li>There have been some excellent Twitter threads comparing DEXs and considering whether providing liquidity on Uniswap V3 can be profitable.</li><li>But after taking a look at the Uniswap V3 liquidity event data, it became clear that I had to write about an under-explored and rapidly developing topic: just-in-time (JIT) liquidity.</li></ul>

This piece was originally going to compare the average and median size of liquidity events – meaning any mint (deposit) or burn (withdrawal) to/from a DEX liquidity pool – on the most popular Ethereum DEXs: Uniswap V3, V2, and Curve. There have been some excellent Twitter threads comparing DEXs and considering whether providing liquidity on Uniswap V3 can be profitable.But after taking a look at the Uniswap V3 liquidity event data, it became clear that I had to write about an under-explored and rapidly developing topic: just-in-time (JIT) liquidity.

Beneath the Surface of Uniswap Pools: Just-In-Time Liquidity

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