Pay to win or how to boost your APR over different chains and stablecoins with @HundredFinance.
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1/ There is one interesting mechanic which I was sleeping on. You must have heard about @HundredFinance and veHND boosting mechanism. What I didn't know (shame to me) is that you can use the same boost for multiple gauges at the same time.
2/ And now with the implementation of mirrored veHND (mveHND) new opportunities appear. mveHND is the sum of all locked veHND across chains, APR boosts reflect the user’s total balance accumulated across all deployments.
3/ As of now mveHND is not yet deployed on Fantom, Harmony and Arbitrum, all other chains have it already. New deployments automatically get it - Polygon and IOTEX next chains.
4/ I have prepared a spreadsheet where I found interesting options on how to increase stablecoin yield farming APR. It may vary from the amount of the capital you want to allocate, specific chain and type of stablecoin.
5/ As per the spreadsheet below you can find what is the base APR for the chosen assets, boosted APR and amount of $HND locked for 4 years required for maxing out the boost. All the calculations are based on a $1000 deposit to each vault.
6/ As you can see from the table above you can reach an average APR of 37.6% by locking up $HND worth of $355. (mveHND is not yet implemented on the #Fanton but shown in the table for general idea)
7/ As you are locking up $HND for 4 years it becomes illiquid and I exclude it from the profit calculations, taking it as a loss. Starting condition is $6355, $6000 is deposited into the different vaults and $355 worth of $HND is forever locked.
8/ You can find a comparison between the highest yielding base APR vault against diversified portfolio across different chains and stablecoins in the table below.
9/ As you see you can 1.5x boost your APR and diversify portfolio by locking up $HND, the downside is that you need to wait 2 months to be "breakeven".
10/ With integration of new chains (#polygon#iotex soon) and enabling mirrored veHND for all the chains I expect it might be even more profitable to have boost power across @HundredFinance
11/ If you have any questions remaining (I always doubt how clear are my explanations) feel free to ask them in the comments below, I always answer them (if I don't miss).
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I am a fan of the projects which automate complex yield farming strategies for you. Today we will speak about @groprotocol and how to get 24-57% APY on your stables.
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1/ Gro protocol is a leveraged stablecoin yield optimiser. It gives access to high DeFi yields through a portfolio of strategies that is continuously optimised.
2/ All deposits are algorithmically and non-custodially allocated to a set of strategies. Funds are placed into lending protocols, trading protocols (AMM) and additionally all the incentive rewards are autocompounded to the Vault.
Cruel reality and different methods of how the bad guys are making money from you.
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1/ We have recently observed exploits of different protocols, but this is just the tip of the iceberg. There are many other schemes like shilling shitcoins, rug pools, NFT scams, etc. @zachxbt is covering it a lot.
2/ But many things are going on behind the scenes. Insider trading, listings on the exchanges, coordinated pumps and dumps, wash trading and a lot of other things. cnb.cx/3AffCFZ
1/ The interest rate of 19.5% will gradually reduce over time to align with yield reserve profits. There is $11.5B deposited and $2.8B borrowed at the moment.
2/ As soon as yield drops to the level when people start withdrawing $UST from the anchor, I think @lfg_org will top up the reserves to keep demand for $UST (as there is nearly 0 demand for $UST except 19.5% anchor yield).
1/ Disclaimer: LONG read, but I will show how to make 80% APR on your stablecoins, so read to the end.
2/ First of all let's understand what kind of stablecoins exist and what are pros and cons for each of them. There are three main types of stablecoins: fiat-backed ($USDT, $USDC), overcollateralized ($DAI, $MIM) and algorithmic ($UST, $FEI).
1/ My dear followers and whoever is reading this I am kindly asking you to read the full thread and retweet the first message. I tried my best to provide you with quality content and the only thing I am asking back is a retweet. This is very important for me.
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3/ Most of the regions of #Ukraine were hit by russian missiles around 5 am local time. Russians' official comments are lies in each and every word.
1/ From the very beginning I knew that everyone would vote for stablecoin farming opportunities. As you wish! In the next thread I will show another strategy, but first I want to say a few words about it.
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3/ You need to understand that no protocol can provide yield higher than 10% APR on stablecoins long term. They can provide short term high APR with farm and dump tokens as rewards or protocol needs third party to replenish their yield reserve (20% on @anchor_protocol)