That said I don't feel super strongly about it. Maybe Sushi will turn into something interesting (or has). But to me the whole vampire thing was just gross
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If we were talking about some other cool creative work, like an album or something, I think we'd all see this pretty clearly.
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Don’t agree but respect your perspective. The nature of DeFi is to build on top of the infra that others have built before you. If you can’t protect yourself against a vampire attack done by a food token then you probably aren’t fit to compete yet. Trustless world is ruthless
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"Build on top of" ≠ "copycat repo". I gather they've made progress from #2 towards #1 but that would be an extremely charitable take on the original release.
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It didn't tkae Sushiswap that long to build more features than Uniswap has; that has been true since close to the beginning of the project.
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I'll certainly admit my take is colored by its vampiric origins. If you want to build on top of someone else's work - don't start like that.
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How would you start? It was dirty for sure but that’s quite literally standard practice in basically all business environments. Had SushiSwap not done that, would it be able to accomplish what it has so far? Probably not
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You start by saying "Uniswap started something awesome but we think we can build something even better." You don't siphon fees in the name of the "community"
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who's siphoning fees? if you're about to say SUSHI holders - those are - in return - paying for the growth marketing
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It seems to me you guys are talking as if Chef Nomi never made a penny off it. I'm talking about the early days.
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They certainly made a lot less than the Uniswap team did!
In fact close to nothing; they walked away having given back the dev fund.
I know that Sam... How many times do I need to repeat I'm talking about the *original* launch.
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And I mean gee, why would the Uniswap team have earned more than Sushi at that stage?
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