Data limitations and future research

In today’s episode we are joined by Luke from the research team to discuss Blockworks Research’s report on using Pendle’s sUSDe term structure to forecast crypto market regimes. It covers yield curves, backwardation versus contango signals, links to Bitcoin returns, Pendle V2 mechanics, and the potential future role of Boros and money market integration.

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Resources:

Forecasting Market Regimes with the sUSDe Term Structure Report: https://app.blockworksresearch.com/unlocked/defi-yield-curve

Ethena Overview Analytics Data Dashboard: https://blockworks.com/analytics/ethena

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Timestamps:

(0:00) Introduction

(1:06) sUSDe Yield Curves on Pendle

(8:38) Term Structure Signals and Positioning

(22:44) Mean Reversion in Crypto Yield Regimes

(32:03) Ethena Yield Drivers and Funding Volatility

(41:12) Boros and the Future of Rate Markets

(52:56) Current Market Outlook Using the Curve

(57:19) Closing Comments

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