Let me tell you a short story. It’s March 2023, and USDC, the so-called "most trusted" stablecoin in DeFi, dropped to $0.86 because a traditional bank sneezed. I was there, watching the market swirl in different directions, and something became obvious. The backbone of our industry—stablecoins and leverage—was built on a foundation of trust we were all trying to escape. So, the folks at @aladdindao, having seen enough, decided to change the game. They looked at the whole situation. There were lots of centralized stables, inefficient DeFi-native ones, and leverage platforms that were either centralized or just money sucking machines. Then, their answer, born from the chaos, was @protocol_fx. The first version was clever, splitting a single asset into a stablecoin and a leveraged token. Fast forward 16 months and $70 million in TVL, they unleashed V2. What's new? On the leverage side, there's up to 7x on ETH and BTC with almost no liquidation risk and zero funding costs in normal markets. Seriously. On the stable side, they rolled out a brilliant USD strategy that's 100% on-chain, delta-neutral, and earns yield from perp trading commissions and enhanced staking. Ngl, it’s the most scalable, decentralized, and genuinely sustainable yield strategy I’ve seen. For the next few weeks, I'll be starting a long series on how to get all the ins and outs of f(x) Protocol. So, hang on as you may find all your questions answered.