3/ Since it's not inflationary rewards being paid out to stakers, the yield increases when the price of LUNA drops and vice versa... something unique to LUNA.
Here's a table showing min yield at different $luna prices
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5/ Once you hold $bLUNA, the staking rewards get paid in $UST and are redeemable on Anchor on the bASSET page
You can also use bLUNA to borrow on Anchor or supply LP in the bluna-luna pairs
Note that you won't get most airdrops and the rewards aren't autocompounded.
6/ Either swap on Astro/terraswap or burn $bluna on Anchor to go back to normal LUNA
Note, bluna-luna swaps may have a premium, so you might not get an equivalent amount of luna. You can burn at a 1:1 ratio, but you have to wait for 21 days to withdraw.
On @NexusProtocol, u can provide $bLUNA into the bluna vault and, in return, get $nLUNA which represents your share in the vault.
The vault takes a loan against ur bluna on Anchor and deposits the borrowed UST into Anchor for ~20% APY.
11/ Nexus acts as a liquidation protector, automatically managing your LTV(loan).
Currently provides ~12% apr paid in its native $PSI token. You can swap psi for luna/ust or LP psi into its pools.
12/ $cLUNA, $yLUNA, $pLUNA
On @ProtocolPrism, u can refract/split ur $LUNA or $cLUNA into $pLUNA and $yLUNA π€―
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Prism enables you to split LUNA into its principle part ($pLUNA) and yield part ($yLUNA).
10LUNA= 10pluna + 10yluna
13/ The prices of $pluna and $yluna vary based on market demand, and currently, $yluna is more sought out(evident from the price).
Stake yluna to get staking rewards and airdrops.
There's nothing much you can do with $pluna currently, which is why most swap it for more yluna.
14/ Merge pluna and yluna to get $cluna, which basically represents your original LUNA in Prism.
You can also provide LP to its $PRISM pools
15/ The main advantage with staking derivatives is that you get instant liquidity to sell, rather than waiting for the 21 days unstaking period in the normal TeraStation staking.
If ur a beginner, $LunaX wud be the right choice IMO, cuz ur getting all the benefits
Heard concerns about how Anchor will sustain ~20% yield during a bear market and whether yield reserve will deplete. A quick π§΅
$ANC $LUNA
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1/ First of all, the promise of Anchor is in the stabilized stable yield, not in the 20% itself.
The aim is to become the benchmark rate of Defi, and it doesn't necessarily have to be 20%.
2/ The long-term anchor rates can be algorithmically adjusted (currently static, set by gov), reflecting current market/protocol conditions, updating every long term period, like 6 months
Many dont know the difference between APR and APY, especially when it comes to defi. A simple 𧡠ππ
APR (annual percentage return) is the annual rate of return *not* taking into account effects of the compound of interest
APY(annual percentage yield) is the annual rate of return, taking into account the effects of the compound of interest.
APY>APR
It's better to calculate your returns on investment using APY, while APR is more common in lending
Eg, a yield farming program offers APR of 100%/yr. You deposit $1000. A year later you'll receive $2000, where $1000 is the initial capital and $1000 is APR
A thread 𧡠on @mars_protocol π΄ and why it could be the biggest interstellar value unlocker for the wider crypto landscape and a π for Terra
$mars $luna
Mars is a broader and more comprehensive companion to @anchor_protocol. While Anchor is limited to pos assets(yield generating) to ensure the sole focus of a fixed ~20% yield on deposits, Mars is more extensive in its offerings.
If you don't know how anchor works, I suggest this excellent thread by @FloodCapital