One of the most complicating topic for me in web3 has always been the subject of lending , and mostly because, a lot of the DeFi platforms that we have look very complex, especially for new users, or people new to the topic.

I've seen a few people talk about different solutions like the obvious "go to youtube" "learn more" or even very specific ones like "Use protocols like MORPHO" Apparently, it makes the lending process more seamless.

But I think it's more effective to seek a solution on a crypto inclined platform, hence the need for this writeup.

Even if the market wasn't green, I think there'd always be demand for projects with very good utility, as crypto users are always looking out for projects that solves their issues.

And with the work XION is doing removing barriers to entry like technical knowledge, making it easy for new users to enjoy the benefits of web3, it qualifies as a utility project.

Unfortunately I didn't get the airdrop, but I got some via pre market on my exchange.

Personally, I don't mind a little competition especially is a space like crypto, and like you pointed out there's concerns with the proposed investigation of tether.

I think at this point the most important reservation I have is whether this one would be sustainable, to be honest there's nothing to suggest that it would not.

Let's see how this one goes.

All signs point to a strong finish for SOL this year, hopefully this happens and is carried on well into next year.

As a gamer, one of the biggest sellers for Web3 that attracted me was the ability to get real time rewards for the time I spent playing the game.

Now that I've been in the space a lot longer, I look out for other things aside earning a little more, and a good example of this would be when I decided to look at LOA because they gave accessibility to different ecosystems, which basically means I can engage the game without being restricted to a single network.

This is the investor in me, but of course the gamer in me also appreciates the gameplay of Legends of Arcadia, or LOA like other gamers like to call it, and I'd like to know if there are other PVP or PVE games like LOA.

Not really to be honest, but my approach with airdrops like these is to take what I get and move to the next.

It would take some time, yes, but it does look like mass adoption is ineveitable. I just hope it happens sooner rather than later.