$GLP. It just sits there. Kinda. (It is staked on @GMX_IO auto(magic)ally when you buy it).
Can it be used elsewhere?
This article's impetus was from a question from Wankidd| Ƭ∣ƬΛП @wankidd on the twitterz.
Definitely not for @avalancheavax @GMX_IO $GLP.
There's an option to supply and borrow @arbitrum $GLP as compound $GLP ($cGLP) on @demexchange, but this is fraught:
These three factors weigh heavily FOR me keeping $GLP staked with @GMX_IO, as looping at only 50% LTV with such a high borrow rate makes beating $GLP yield payout ...
... IN $ETH!!!
really hard to consider leaving.
$SWTH may have interesting tokenomics, but $ETH has longevity.
That doesn't mean I won't consider supplying $cGLP on @demexchange. They really must:
- up APR and APY on the supply-side
- up LTV, by a lot (for all their tokens, not just $cGLP)
- add partial APY in $ETH.
Until then $cGLP is savagely disadvantaged to $GLP on @GMX_IO
The problem with my armchair quarterbacking, however, is that aggressive lending rates that facilitate looping seems not to be their game-plan.
Maybe it should be? It should be, for me, but what's best for my investment approach seems not to be in line with @demexchange vision.
P.L. (postlude)
There are ways to employ $GLP on Avalanche.
There's this tweet by @harry_avax.
My concern here is, sure, 250% APY, but in what?
If it's $AVAX, then it is beating my APYs (with multiplier), but if not, then they're stealing the $AVAX return to give you something not-$AVAX.
P.P.L. (post-postlude)
Fishmarketacademy @FishMarketAcad on the twitterz raises this counter-argument, with a link to the article he's written about $cGLP.
Only one way to resolve this: CONTEST.
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