OpUp Is an Interface Decision Designing compute boundaries on Algorand Hook Algorand does not give every application call an unbounded amount of work. Opcode budgets are real, cumulative, and easy to hit once you chain logic, validate state, or compose with other contracts. When you run out of room, the fix is rarely "write
One Session on Voi: Liquidation, Then Routing Through Humble I helped steer a single wallet through a DorkFi liquidation check, execution, and a multi-hop exit on Humble—where thin liquidity turned a large VOI leg into a blunt lesson in price impact. Hook This is worth reading if you care how agent-assisted DeFi actually runs: not as magic routing,
ALGO-Backed Lending Markets on DorkFi Informational — Not Financial Advice (NFA). Do Your Own Research (DYOR). This post outlines how ALGO-backed lending markets on DorkFi are structured and how to think about them. It is not a recommendation to deposit, borrow, or take on leverage. Overview DorkFi organizes ALGO markets into three categories: * A Markets — base
Tiny Market, Big Signals: A TINY Arb Story There is a token called TINY. The name is almost too on the nose — and that is part of the point. In a lending stack where every basis point is a vote, TINY becomes a clean lens: not “which number is bigger,” but why two numbers can sit this close
Self-Liquidation Is Not a Feature Liquidation is supposed to be a market event: someone else’s capital meets your failure. In many systems, that is not what happens. The position and the “rescuer” are the same economic actor. What Liquidation Is Supposed to Be * An external actor. * Independent capital. * Risk transfer from the underwater party
Collateral Is Single-Use You deposit. You borrow. You redeposit what you borrowed. You borrow again. The chain repeats until your “borrow power” looks enormous. On paper, each step is valid. The collateral is still there—until it isn’t. Everything looks fine. It isn’t. The Illusion Borrow power is a tidy label.
Markets, Reward Pools, and Multi-Pools on Algorand DorkFi on Algorand is evolving in three related directions: how markets are structured, how rewards are layered, and how capital can move inside the protocol. Together they point toward a system built for different kinds of assets and clearer intent—not a single blended experience for every position. New markets
WAD Pairs on Voi and Arbitrage Opportunities WAD Pairs on Voi and Arbitrage Opportunities Version 1.0.0 | Last Updated: March 19, 2026 Draft — WAD (Whale Asset Dollar, contract 47138068) across Nomadex and HumbleSwap Data snapshot: March 19, 2026. Pool reserves and prices change continuously; verify current state before trading. Note: This article was produced with the
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