Let's tour @avalancheavax protocols for wee spell, eh?
Okay, first up: @BenqiFinance tells me I'm making (or, more correctly: LOSING) -0.62% APR.
- Since my main supplies are $sAVAX (2.6%)
- And my main borrows are $AVAX (-4.76%)
That means the $sAVAX intrinsic gain of 7.2% is either no longer viable or not part of the APR-computation.
@BenqiFinance:
- is the 7.2% APR for $sAVAX intrinsic growth way off now?
- if so, what is the $sAVAX actual APR?
- if not, why, if I have 5.8K $sAVAX supply and 3.9k $AVAX borrow, is my net APR negative, when it should be NET POSITIVE ~6% by my computation on 7.2% $sAVAX APR?
- I collect the $QI-yields on @BenqiFinance
- Swap them to $AVAX on @pangolindex
- Swap all $AVAX in my wallet over 1 to $sAVAX
- Supply $sAVAX to @BenqiFinance
Next, let's gander at @avalancheavax @GMX_IO.
- I swap 'half' (kinda, or 'half, as in 'half' in my half-asleep brain') (dumb, sleepy brain) 🧠💤 for $GMX,
- ... which I then stake 🥩,
- the other... 'half' I buy $GLP with $AVAX which is automagically staked on purchase
So, on @avalancheavax, that leaves @Alpha_HomoraV2, which is doing nicely (no doubt), but I'll wait 'til a leveraged LP has $20+ in yields before I harvest them.
I now run the daily @avalancheavax report.
Net Avalanche positions: 2023-01-21
valuation: $50,693.36
ROI: 9.20%
Finally. FINALLY, @BenqiFinance has turned green. It's my financial base, not an 'investment,' per se, but I'm glad it's now profitable, again.
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