Let's visit @avalancheavax.
I purchase some $AVAX on the @coinbase order book, just like old times,
...and send it to my Avalanche wallet.
Why? When a token is on a CEX, they own it.
When a token is in your own wallet, YOU own it.
I own my crypto. Not a bank. Not the Gov't.
On @avalancheavax, you see on @BenqiFinance I have yields to collect.
- I collect the $QI-yields then swap them to $AVAX on @pangolindex
- I collect $AVAX-yields
- I swap all $AVAX over 1 in my wallet to $sAVAX on @KyberNetwork
- I supply the $sAVAX to @BenqiFinance marketplace
I immediately borrow-back the liquidity as $AVAX, keeping $sAVAX supply/AVAX borrow as δ+
I take half that liquidity and transfer it to @Bybit_Official for (eventual) @FantomFDN disbursement.
(We'll come back to this half).
(Promise).
(Keep your pants on, for goodness sake!)
As @Bybit_Official $AVAX balance settles (after I notice I sent ALL my $AVAX, not half. So I send half back. It's late),
- I swap the remaining $AVAX to $USDC on @KyberNetwork
- Then that to $axlUSDC on @CurveFinance. Why?
- So I can bridge that $axlUSDC to @TeamKujira blockchain
Coins sent? Yes.
Now let's do the daily @avalancheavax report.
Net Avalanche positions: 2023-01-19
invested: $46,546.90
valuation: $46,853.89
ROI: 0.93%
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