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Haris Riyaz

Haris Riyaz

LSDfi and Rehypothecation: Opportunities and Risk Models

LSDfi and Rehypothecation: Opportunities and Risk Models

LSDfi (Liquid Staking Derivatives Finance) is a growing sector in DeFi, built on top of liquid staking tokens like stETH, rETH, or osETH. These tokens represent staked ETH while still being tradeable and usable in DeFi. LSDfi protocols allow users to deposit these tokens to earn additional yield, borrow against

Security Budget Fragmentation in L2s

Security Budget Fragmentation in L2s

As Ethereum grows, many Layer 2 (L2) networks are being built on top of it to handle more transactions, lower fees, and scale better. But with this growth comes a quiet problem: security budget fragmentation. Let’s break it down. What is a Security Budget? Every blockchain pays a certain

Collateral Efficiency in Stablecoin Architectures

Collateral Efficiency in Stablecoin Architectures

Why using less to back more is the future of stablecoins Stablecoins are a type of cryptocurrency that stay at a fixed price—usually $1. They are used for trading, saving, and moving money on blockchain without the ups and downs of regular crypto prices like Bitcoin or Ethereum. But

Settlement Risk in Cross-Border RWA Transfers —

Settlement Risk in Cross-Border RWA Transfers —

Real-World Assets (RWAs) like Treasury bonds, real estate, or private credit are now being tokenized and traded on the blockchain. This means you can buy or sell real-world financial products through digital tokens. But when these tokens move across borders (from one country or system to another), something called settlement

Decentralized Frontends & Infraless DApps: The Future of Web3

Decentralized Frontends & Infraless DApps: The Future of Web3

In the Web3 world, we often hear about decentralizing blockchains and protocols. But what about the websites and apps we use to interact with them? Many “decentralized” apps (dApps) still rely on centralized frontends—that means the website or interface can be shut down or censored, even if the smart

What Are Shared Sequencer Networks?

What Are Shared Sequencer Networks?

In the world of blockchains, speed and fairness are super important. But many blockchains have a problem: they don’t agree on the order of transactions fast enough. That’s where Shared Sequencer Networks come in. Let’s break it down in a simple way. What Is a Sequencer? A

What Are Onchain Reputation Systems?

What Are Onchain Reputation Systems?

In Web3, it’s hard to know who to trust. People use wallets instead of names, and there are no easy ways to check someone’s history. That’s where onchain reputation systems come in — they help build trust on the blockchain. Why Reputation Matters in Web3 In real life,