DeFiOptions-core

Thanks man! Had to read about what Numeraire[1] means for answering, didn't know that concept! My approach was to treat all accepted stablecoins as having the same value pegged to the USD. Upon depositing tokens a conversion is made to normalize the value that is added to the address balance in the exchange, since different stable coins may have different decimal places in their representation. You can see this code here in the "depositTokens" function of the "CreditProvider" contract: - https://github.com/TCGV/DeFiOptions/blob/master/contracts/fi... The "token conversion rate" is applied in line 85 to the deposited value. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Num%C3%A9raire

DeFi is a very innovative field indeed. What I find most appealing is that some popular derivative protocols are yet inefficient in some ways, which means there is a lot of room for new solutions to come along. For instance, I'm interested in options trading, and there is a lot of competing protocols [1] each one with it's advantages and disadvantages. One of the most popular, Hegic [2], employs liquidity pools pricing options at a really expensive value due to a simplified pricing model (good for writers). Shameless plug: I myself have been playing with smart contracts in my free time and deployed a tokenizable options trading decentralized exchange [3] (on kovan testnet nonetheless!) trying to address some os these points. Learned a lot implmementing it, and I find amazing that anyone can come up with their own DeFi solution. [1] https: