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When you add money to a liquidity pool, you get an LP token back. When you want out, you hand the LP token back and get your share of the pool's two assets, plus the fees earned. Some protocols let you use LP tokens elsewhere too, though that stacks more risk on top. https://x.com/BulbaSwap/status/2099316963759763931?s=20

August added 162,000 jobs, triple what was expected. Yields jumped, BTC slid back under $80K, and crowded longs got flushed. Now the Fed decides on September 16. A hot jobs print makes a cut a harder call. https://x.com/BulbaSwap/status/2099679854186971232?s=20

Gas is the fee you pay to get a transaction processed onchain. It goes to the network that runs it, and it rises when the chain is busy, because you're bidding for limited block space. A newer trend worth knowing: some apps now cover gas for you, or let you pay it in a stablecoin instead of the chain's native token. Either way, check what you're paying before you confirm. https://x.com/BulbaSwap/status/2100435332751876102?s=20

L1 vs L2, quickly. An L1 is a base chain that settles its own transactions, like Ethereum. An L2 sits on top of it, bundling transactions to make them faster and cheaper while still leaning on the L1 for security. Morph, where Bulba runs, is an L2. That's why day-to-day trading mostly happens on L2s: cost. https://x.com/BulbaSwap/status/2100842278004904001?s=20

A quick look at Bulba: [$10.36M+] total value locked [$5.1B+] total trading volume [92.62K] total addresses interacted [4.87M+] total transactions https://x.com/BulbaSwap/status/2101129656548413475?s=20