Okay, now that I've moved liquidity there, let's amble on over to @FantomFDN.
BUT BEFORE WE DO THAT!
I have to move the $USDC to good ol' @TeamKujira blockchain. Okay, let's do that.
We have $USDC.
The first thing I notice on @FantomFDN is that I check the @GeistFinance supply and borrow rates.
The borrow rate for $CRV spiked to 46% and continues to spike.
F?
I swap the $FTM liquidity to $USDC to supply to @GeistFinance in preparation: let's unwind the $CRV-loop, fam.
I repay almost all of the $CRV-borrow. I leave a bit.
If borrow rates return to something sane, I can borrow again to return to a $CRV δ+-looped position.
If the rates don't become sane, pfft! Who cares? Go crazy on 0.2 $CRV.
I control the money markets, no matter the rates.
I then borrow 1,800 $FTM from @GranaryFinance.
BUT WAIT! I have $SD- and $OATH- yields to collect.
The $OATH, worth all of $2.00, I'm leaving in my wallet. When I have $20-worth, I'll act on this token. 'Til then.
With the $SD-yields, I swap 1/3 to $USDC,
Okay. Let's disburse the liquidity. With 1,800 $FTM, everybody gets a little bit, and there're still yields to collect from @UniDexFinance and @Alpha_HomoraV2. We'll handle both activities as we go.
First, let's visit @UniDexFinance. And when I say that, I mean their powerhouse single-stake pools.
Let's do the $FTM-pool yield-farming.
How I manage yields with this pools is thusly:
- I harvest the yields
- I swap half the yields to $UNIDX on @Spirit_Swap
- I reinvest the remaining yields.
Today, I add another $100 worth of $FTM (243 $FTM) from my liquidity disbursement.
I do the same thing with the @UniDexFinance $USDC-pool: I invest half the yields into $UNIDX (we'll get to why in a minute) and the other half I reinvest, along with another $100 of liquidity disbursement.
Let's take a second and assess my @UniDexFinance position.
First off, I don't play fair. I play the House, investing in the pools, not on the perpetuals with the other traders. Why?
@UniDexFinance says traders lose. Consistently. So I believe the House on this one.
How has playing the House worked for me?
- My $UNIDX-investment ($40) is up ~400%.
Who cares about slipping 6% when I'm gaining 400%???
- My $FTM-pool ($2500) is up 75% (ROI on principal).
- My $USDC-pool is up a measly 5% ($2400) but APY is 45% (MORE than their advertised 39%).
Next I have 480 $FTM to disburse on @Alpha_HomoraV2, which goes into
2 parts $BTC,
1 part $USDC.
Supplying liquidity, then leveraging the BTC-ETH LP on @Alpha_HomoraV2 is as before. I keep the debt-ratio just below 85%.
The Last Quartet provisioning is similar, only more of it, as there are a quartet of assets involved.
- I've supplied more $USDC, hopefully giving the stable-side a boost during this pump of the volatiles.
- I've dialed back the leverage to 85%.
Even dialing back the leverage on the Last Quartet LP, my APR is over 125%!
These adjustments have moved most my assets to leverage. My principal value has returned to amount invested (only). If I'd exit now, I'd exit even: no gains.
So: let's see how leverage helps over time.
On @beethoven_x, I bolster my "The Stader Staked Symphony"-LP with $100 of liquidity. This LP acts as a foil to the $sFTMX-bag I have as supply on @GranaryFinance.
I BUIDL my @GeistFinance money market positions, supplying 100 $USDC, then borrowing 100 $MIM, then swapping that to $USDC on @UniDexFinance, then resupplying that $USDC to @GeistFinance.
I also ride the $CRV-wave, swapping $100 in $FTM for $CRV on @SpookySwap then supplying the $CRV to @GeistFinance.
@GeistFinance is paying ~13% APY and APR, as the $CRV-supply is low at present.
To wrap up my @FantomFDN portfolio, I swap the remainder of my $FTM to $sFTMX on @beethoven_x then supply that liquidity to @GranaryFinance.
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