Recap: Week 52

Harvest’s Anniversary Recap for the Week 52

Dear Farmers,

The recap of week 52 marks nearly a full year of Harvest. New friends, communities, and many preparations behind the curtains for our anniversary that’s just around the corner.

Let’s take a look at this week’s events

Summary

Price Feed by Chainlink
Binance AMA
$FARM Pool Growth on Bancor
$PHTR Vaults
Publish0x Re-Integrates $FARM
Harvest API Repo
Emission’s Update
Harvest in Media

1. Price Feed by Chainlink

23 August — Chainlink introduces price feed for the $FARM / $ETH pair. The smart contract of the FARM/ETH price feed is live on the Ethereum mainnet and can be previewed by anyone here.

Details: Twitter announcement | Medium announcement

2. Binance AMA

24 August — Harvest had a chance to sit with Binance representatives and chat Binancians about our mission & commune.

We were excited to see more than 1200 users taking part in the quiz segment and over 300 questions from the community!

If you missed the AMA, grab a cup of coffee and head over to our Binance AMA Recap.

Details: Twitter announcement

3. $FARM Pool Growth on Bancor

26 August marks a date when the $FARM / $BNT pool has made it into the Top 20 in terms of liquidity and the Top 10 by 24h Volume.

This is a huge milestone, considering that the $FARM pool on bancor has been live only since mid-June 2021.

Explore more $FARM stats on Bancor here

4. $PHTR Vaults

25 August — Two new vaults in collaboration with Phuture Finance have been launched. This collaboration helps bolster Phuture’s liquidity while bringing the two communities together.

Both $PHTR — $FARM & $PHTR — $ETH Vaults leverage Susiswap Pools.

Details: Twitter announcement | Medium announcement

5. Publish0x Re-Integrates $FARM

27 August — The community of Publish0x decided to bring back $FARM as the main tipping token on their platform.

Publish0x is home to over 350,000 users that publish and share crypto-focused content. What’s more, the $FARM logo and a link to its content stream are visible in the top menu, which is a great way to spread awareness about Harvest.

6. Harvest API Repo

24 August — Harvest created a Read-only API repository on Github.

This repo allows contributors to propose changes to the endpoints and the calculations behind the endpoints. Now community contributors can directly propose fixes for issues or mistakes they spot on harvest.finance.

Link to the repository