Historically, $BTC has been hard to get yields on.
Restaking and Vaults, however, have unlocked BTCfi for us this cycle so now we can expect ~5% APR or more if we're clever.
And, imo, this is just the beginning.
Let's dive in👇
@SolvProtocol runs BTC-Neutral strategies for you.
The thesis is simple (and it's what we did last cycle to get yield on BTC), collateralize BTC, borrow something yieldy, and then get yield on that while you're long BTC.
Solv has a bunch of products, but most notably:
Solv.BTC.jup with 12% APR (though KYC required)
Solv.BTC.BNB with 5-10% APR plus various airdrops:
So, you could deposit into the vault and let MEV go get the yield for you.
But you have some other options as well:
1) Buy YTs: right now you can buy YTs at an IY of 10%, meaning you're getting more yield than you're paying for AND you're getting all those points for free on top.
Risk: If the actual yield goes under the IY (10.66%) that you purchased at, you can experience a loss.
2) LP on Pendle for up to 24% APY plus points
3) Leverage on Morpho
(20% net APR plus 10x the points)
2) @0xCoinshift 🤝 @Contango_xyz
I just wrote a Coinshift PT leveraging thread:
TL;DR 41% APR
Read More:
But I failed to mention that if you don't want to spend all day leveraging, you can one-click in on Contango.
Contango shows an even higher yield PLUS Contango points, over $1M principal to deposit.
The interesting thing about these markets, is that they have more available liquidity than the "Total Supply."
Here's how that works:
Liquidity can be reallocated into the market "just-in-time" via the "public allocator contract" which allows liquidity from other markets to flow into these ad-hoc.
I.E., so long as the interest rate is compelling for @gauntlet_xyz vaults, liquidity from other markets will be re-directed from their other markets to these.
Borrowers can therefore access liquidity outside of what is immediately provited.