Blog: 'Turbolong's loop vs Aave recursive supply'#190
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Close: #96
Summary
I have drafted the educational blog post comparing Turbolong's loop on Stellar to Aave's recursive supply, as requested.
Here is what was completed:
Drafted Blog Post: Created the article at docs/blog/turbolongs-loop-vs-aave-recursive-supply.md. It covers:
The lack of native flash loans on Stellar/Blend and why it's a paradigm shift.
How pool.submit_with_allowance() allows batching requests sequentially but processing them atomically.
How borrow proceeds from one step fund the next supply step within the same loop.
The benefits to users (no flash loan fees), developers (cleaner abstractions), and the network.
Linked from Docs: Added a reference to the top of doc.md under the Strategy section.
Linked from Landing Page: Added a "Blog: Leverage Loop" link to the footer navigation of landing/index.html.
The draft is ready for your technical review. Let me know if you would like me to adjust any formatting or wording before finalizing!
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Closes #96
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