Chain Reaction Host Tom Shaughnessy hosts Leo Cheng of CREAM Finance. The two discuss how Cream started from forking compound/balancer to listing the long tail of assets for borrow/lending, plans around Cream V2, and a partnership with Yearn Finance.

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Show Notes

(1:47) – (First Question) – A little bit about Leo Cheng

(2:45) – CREAM Finance Background

(4:59) – CREAM vs Compound and Aave

(9:12) – Community could play a good role in deciding which assets to list

(12:43) – CREAM product roadmap

(17:07) – The art of Incentivizes without the Token becoming valueless

(20:07) – Keeping CREAM Morale up

(23:30) – Binance Smart Chain Walkthrough

(26:57) – CREAM merger partnership

(31:11) – Insights about CREAM v2

(36:16) – What are the benefits of Partnerships

(39:39) – Insights about the Individual Tokens

(43:03) – How is Taipei

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• Guest’s Twitter:  https://twitter.com/leokcheng

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