Yvonne-Anne Pignolet
Yvonne-Anne’s research is centered around distributed systems, ranging from the design and analysis of algorithms for reliable and efficient distributed systems despite failures and malicious behavior to complex network analysis.
After 10 years of working in industrial research labs, Yvonne-Anne joined DFINITY, where she leads teams of researchers and engineers building and improving the Internet Computer.
The Internet Computer allows you to build powerful, decentralized apps, 100% onchain, incl the frontend, at web speed.
Internet Computer Protocol (ICP), DFINITY Foundation
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Liquity V2 allows borrowers to set their own interest rate in exchange for a certain risk level (loss of exposure upon stablecoin redemption). To facilitate the ongoing rate management for passive users, we built an automation system on the ICP that adjusts interest rates efficiently in a decentralized way.
The system makes use of the ICP's Ethereum integration and timers to continuously monitor the user's redemption risk, submitting interest rate update transactions as needed. By charging a small management fee, the system covers its own operational costs (ICP cycles and Ethereum gas costs) and is thus self-sustaining.