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What does a curator actually do?
Three curators explained where their approaches diverge, and the TVL and borrow demand a new asset needs before it gets accepted as collateral.
On stage:
@LucasOutumuro (Sentora)
Fernando Sobrini (Bitwise)
@Adownski (Gauntlet)
Moderated by @WojtekP (Accountable)
00:00 The daily work of a curator
07:30 How the three firms differ
15:46 Minimum TVL required for listing
18:48 Using balance sheets to cover losses
22:37 Why borrow demand determines listing
23:43 Regulation's threat to permissionless DeFi
5/ For node onboarding or setup, reach out to the Accountable team directly ↓
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4/ Source data can also become a report, whether: live, updating based on a set frequency, or a snapshot, reflecting a given point in time.
Either can be sent straight to a counterparty’s node.
3/ From there, the admin may add exchanges, custodians, wallets, or banks with read-only credentials.
Data flows in on whatever schedule is set, bound only by what each source’s API supports.
2/ The node runs on the operator’s own infrastructure.
The Admin Dashboard is a private dApp: it connects directly from the browser to the node it administers.
Accountable’s DVN onboarding is as easy as it gets.
With the new Admin Dashboard, operators now get:
- One place to connect all underlying data sources
- A live view of all data being extracted from them
- A way to deliver that data directly to counterparties
Here’s how ↓
Yield and stablecoins shouldn't be paired together.
@WojtekP joined @SPGlobalRatings, @GalaxyHQ, and Sony Ventures Corporation at @stblcnsummit to debate whether a stablecoin can actually be treated as cash, and what’s really backing the ones that claim to be.
Will Nuelle (@willnuelle) of Galaxy Ventures (@galaxyhq) on stablecoin diligence: look at the entity structure behind the reserves. If an issuer becomes insolvent, holders may become creditors, and other senior creditors could have a claim ahead of them.
Watch the full panel featuring: Michal Selbka of @SPGlobalRatings, Wojtek Pawlowski (@WojtekP) of @AccountableData, Takaaki Miura of Sony Ventures Corporation, and Julie Nguyen or Rain (@raincards).
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RWAs are tokenized. Are they investable?
Anyone can put an asset onchain, the real test is whether people can borrow against it, trust its price, and get out when they need to.
On stage:
@KarwanLiam05 (Chainlink)
@0xGabe_ (Securitize)
@adam_bawi (Centrifuge)
@MontBlancDeFi (Nexus Mutual)
Moderated by Wei Dai (Monad Foundation)
00:00 Intros
06:47 Liquidity and redemption cycles
10:33 Distribution and who's buying
17:36 Oracles and 24/7 pricing
26:11 Who holds the risk
32:49 Tokenized equities
Replying to @RockawayX @GilgameshODs
transparency levels can now be measured ✓
Accountable retweeted
“Transparent” can mean many things.
On @AccountableData, we're now grading Proof of Solvency dashboards to make protocol transparency claims visible and comparable.
@GilgameshODs explains how the grades work:
1/ Allocators can use Proof of Solvency dashboards to check the protocol's backing allocations and assets. How much each one shows can vary a lot.
Today we launched Protocol Transparency Ratings on @AccountableData so "transparent" can be checked and graded against a tested, independent methodology.
Unlisted returned to Singapore.
For the second year, we hosted our private, invite-only gathering during @token2049's week for a select group of founders, investors, and builders.
A special thank you to everyone who joined us.
Tokenization starts with verified data.
A clear breakdown from @alenka_on_x on how tokenization rails split into verification, risk analysis, ratings and distribution.
Accountable's part in that picture is providing verified source data, whether it lives onchain or offchain.
Data feeds can be delivered to:
→ Curators, for risk management on source data
→ Rating providers and risk platforms
→ Oracles
→ Fund administrators
That same data is what Accountable builds on: end-to-end infrastructure for businesses to launch and operate financial products onchain, from vaults to NAV calculated directly from underlying positions.
Accountable's infrastructure enables tokenization.
"You focus on your business and Accountable's infrastructure will take care of the rest"
@WojtekP in his @Vault__Summit keynote explains how Vault-as-a-Service works: a defined set of rules a business curates end-to-end, on infrastructure built for anyone coming onchain.
Wojtek Pawlowski (@WojtekP), CEO & Co-Founder of Accountable (@AccountableData), outlines what Accountable V2 offers institutions coming onchain: vault blueprints businesses curate themselves, a ledger, fund admin services, and granular solvency dashboards.
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That's a wrap on DeFinition.
250+ institutions joined us on October 7, and going by the feedback, DeFinition was the place to be during @token2049's week.
Thank you to everyone who made it what it was.
See you soon!








