Dear PowerPool community! During the last month, we worked on preparing the testnet of the latest PowerAgent v2 version. At the same time, the community would need to define the future of PowerPool through collective decision-making, like fixing up things with PowerPool legacy products, allocating testnet rewards, and much more. …

Introduction Some time ago PowerPool changed focus from developing Defi products for end-users to further developing the decentralized and autonomous network for automatic smart contracts execution. Read more about PowerPool pivot and our vision for the automatic smart contracts execution: Automation Agent Networks: The missing layer of DeFi 2.0 infrastructure PowerPool/PowerAgent…

Smart contracts don’t execute themselves; the evolution of DeFi requires automation Based on experience gained since early 2020, PowerPool has for some time been developing the next iteration of our autonomous decentralized automated smart contract execution networks for projects running on any EVM compatible chain. Now audited and ready for…

Thoughts, reflections, conclusions, and future plans Some reflections on what we learned during the first 2 years of building PowerPool/PowerAgent. Recently, we created a condensed version of what we have accomplished in the last two years at PowerPool: https://powerpool.finance/story/ We analyzed the PowerPool journey and summarized what we have learned…

Introduction The main problem with centralized infrastructure is that there will always be a single point of failure within the system; when the centralized service provider goes down, the platforms and products that rely on the service provider become unusable and inaccessible. Of course, smart contracts are always available while the…

Today we are thrilled to announce ppTORN — a vault that allows users to maximize $TORN staking returns thanks to PowerPool’s auto-compounding algorithm. How does it work? ppTORN is a smart contract that aggregates user deposits into the tornado.cash governance staking contract. The ppTorn vault harvests and auto-compounds $TORN rewards (protocol fees); ppTORN uses…

During the recent month, there was a lot of stuff going on in PowerPool, mainly on the development and R&D side. This article shares what is going on in the project with the community. A strategic focus on smart automated products We published two papers on LUSD Balancer v2 pool[1],[2]. This product is a combination of StableSwap…

Abstract This article is an update to the previously published LUSD-staBAL Balancer v2 pool model. In a recent publication, we demonstrated the possibility of creating a StableSwap AMM pool offering substantial yield by staking tokens in third-party contracts, resulting in ~10.7% APY after protocol fees. However, after exploring yield opportunities in…

This pool fully utilizes Balancer v2 architecture and PowerPool automated asset managers offering ~12% APY without any additional rewards Note: recently we published a significant update to this model. It utilizes the Balancer Boosted Pools and offers much higher APY. Summary Hypothetical LUSD-staBAL StableSwap built on top of Balancer v2/Liquity/PowerPool generated…