Investment by Blockchain: 2023-01-10

Okay, moving to @FantomFDN.

Once the $FTM reaches @FantomFDN, 

I swap it to $USDC on @UniDexFinance, 

...then supply that to @GeistFinance, 

...then borrow it right back as $MIM, 

...which is showing a 0.37% variance from peg. 

I swap the $MIM to $FTM on @UniDexFinance, 

...then swap that $FTM to $sFTMX on @beethoven_x, a better swap than @SpookySwap.

I supply the $sFTMX to @GranaryFinance 

...and borrow it back as $FTM.

This is my working liquidity for today. I'm ready to run today's @GranaryFinance loop report.

Now I go to disburse the liquidity. I start with the @UniDexFinance pools, 

... but before I make a deposit, I see I have $FTM-yields to claim, which I do.

I don't just reinvest; I also add to my $UNIDX-bag using 50% of the yields.

THEN I deposit yields and 600 $FTM.

I also deposit 600 $FTM into the @UniDexFinance $USDC-pool, 

...after swapping to $USDC, first, of course. 

The remaining 600 $FTM of liquidity I swap to $CRV.

Why?

$CRV borrow is paying 17% in $GEIST yields on @GeistFinance, and, when staked or locked, pays 20-30% in market fees-tokens { ETH, USDC, etc }.

BEAT THAT!

so YOU BETCHA I swap to $CRV then loop supply and borrow.

At the completion of my $CRV-loop'd supply and borrow, my @GeistFinance positions are as follows.

I'm now ready to run the daily blockchains report.

Investment by Blockchain: 2023-01-10

invested: $78,927.28

value: $71,094.49

ROI: -9.92%

Investment by Blockchain: 2023-01-08

Okay, next, we work on the daily blockchains report.

First, in the process of the blockchains-assetment, I move the liquidity from @Bybit_Official to @FantomFDN, swap-swaping the $AVAX to $FTM via $USDT, then transferring that $FTM to Fantom, 

... fantomly. 

Once the liquidity at $FTM arrives on @FantomFDN, 

I swap it to ~621 $USDC on @UniDexFinance 

then supply that to @GeistFinance. 

I immediately borrow it back as 500 $MIM.

That 500 $MIM I'll supply to @GranaryFinance as $sFTMX, after swapping to $FTM on @UniDexFinance, then $sFTMX on @SpookySwap. 

I immediately borrow it back as 2030 $FTM.

This is my working liquidity for today. 

But, because $SD has rocketed up to $0.67 (from $0.23 last week), I now have yields to collect from @GranaryFinance 

Instead of reinvesting the yields into @GranaryFinance, @beethoven_x has a Stader-LP that's 80%+ APY: { USDC, SD, sFTMX }.

So I swap $FTM to $USDC on @UniDexFinance 

...and to $sFTMX on @SpookySwap, 

then provide this liquidity to the "Stader, stable and staccato"-LP on @beethoven_x 

That leaves 1920 $FTM, which I will split 3 ways:

• 640 $FTM to the @UniDexFinance $FTM-pool

• 640 $FTM, swapped to $USDC on @UniDexFinance to the $USDC-pool on the same protocol,

... which leaves the third $FTM-portion.

What I do with the remaining $FTM is to swap it to $CRV on @UniDexFinance.

"Why?" you ask.

$CRV borrow has the highest $GEIST-yield rate on @GeistFinance at 20%+ APY.

I supply that $CRV to @GeistFinance, 

...then borrow it back, 

...looping the $CRV leveraged positions.

My @GeistFinance positions settle as follows:

I'm now ready to do the daily blockchains report. 

Investment by Blockchain: 2023-01-08

invested: $77,909.78

value: $57,122.88

ROI: -26.68%

30 e-coin recommendations for 2021-11-27

30 e-coin recommendations for 2021-11-27. So, the revered $BTC makes the list, eh? We'll also analyze $XRP, $CRV, $YFI, and $SUSHI. Or, except for $SUSHI, the "old fogey coins"-list got recommended today. 

The day-after results seem to indicate a crash of munificent proportions (look up 'munificent' for your lexographic edification); however, my portfolio is up! Why? I'm not complaining. Also: $SUSHI did well today. Go, SUSHI!