
idle yield (from yield farms) on all LP/trading positions trading fees (for LPs) or profit/loss (for traders)Ģ. With the right market parameters, LPs face single-digit maximum loss, which is more than compensated for with. Liquidity Providers (LPs) on prePO don't have to take a long or short position, and they face no liquidation risk. Users will be able to take synthetic positions on pre-IPO companies such as SpaceX, Stripe, Gemini, and ByteDance pre-token projects such as dYdX, Zapper, and OpenSea and in the long-term, even real estate! Go Long or Short on Any Pre-Public Asset.With prePO (short for 'pre-IPO'), an unlimited number of new seats can be created around the cap table - unlocking access for all. Before prePO, retail investors missed out entirely. Retail investors especially are excluded from most early investment opportunities. We currently live in a society of financial exclusion.Īll investors miss out opportunities due to there being limited places on a cap table. Our mission is to democratize pre-public equity - transforming a world of financial exclusion into a world of permissionless access. In these cases, they are acting as part of the verb.PrePO is a decentralized trading platform allowing anyone, anywhere to speculate on the valuation of any pre-IPO company or pre-token project. Why? They are not performing the job of a preposition. In these cases, the words are NOT prepositions. Sometimes, words from the preposition list are also used with verbs to form something called phrasal verbs (d ress up, horse around, work out). (In case you're wondering, it is an adverb, but don't worry about that yet.) In sentence B, down is not in a prepositional phrase, therefore, it is not a preposition. In sentence A, the preposition down is in the prepositional phrase down the tree. I hope you guessed the preposition is in sentence A.

Will the real preposition please stand up? Can you tell why one is a preposition and one is not? Look at the word down in the following examples. I'll bet you can tell me why, right? Because prepositions are ALWAYS in prepositional phrases.

When words from the preposition list are not used in prepositional phrases, they are NOT prepositions. Through the pretty garden is a prepositional phrase modifying the verb hopped, so it's functioning as an adverb. The rabbit hopped through the pretty garden. (Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs.) If the prepositional phrase is describing a verb, adverb, or an adjective, then it's functioning as an adverb. Since the prepositional phrase with the broken leg is modifying table (a noun), this prepositional phrase is functioning as an adjective. The table with the broken leg is downstairs. If the prepositional phrase is describing a noun, the phrase isįunctioning as an adjective. Prepositional Phrases Acting As Adjectives

(Sometimes they do other things, but we won't worry about that here!) Prepositions are always in prepositional phrases.Īll of the words in a prepositional phrase come together to function as an adjective or adverb. What is a preposition? Do you remember? It's a word that shows the relationship between a noun or a pronoun and some other word or element in the rest of the sentence.

Prepositional Phrases Act As Adjectives or Adverbs
