@EthanDeFi_

Here's a yield strategy offering 55% APY: 1. Buy PT-sUSDai-15OCT on @pendle_fi 2. Bridge it to BNB Chain via Pendle's PT bridge 3. Go to @lista_dao Lending 4. Loop PT-sUSDai-15OCT/USDT there At 11x leverage, this strategy returns ~55.6% APY. That's because the avg 7d borrowing rate for USDT on Lista is 4.67% per Yieldz(.)io. Meanwhile, PT-sUSDai offers a 9.3% fixed APY. So there's a huge spread between the PT-sUSDai yield & the USDT borrow rate. sUSDai yield comes from GPU-backed loans. If you hold sUSDai, I don't think there's any better way at this moment to use it in DeFi than this.

I never loop 100% of my yield farming portfolio. My suggestion is to also keep some capital in fully liquid assets. The idea is to be able to repay loans fast if one of your loops turns unprofitable. This is why I also lend some USDC/USDT on apps where I can instantly withdraw. https://t.co/RRKxTsaSMU

This is great news for yield farmers. Right now, Circle and Tether make billions by keeping most of their stablecoin backing profits. OpenUSD will instead share most of its earnings with integrators, which could pass that yield to users. https://t.co/FCv2jaXz6w

Found a nice loop opportunity on Euler for small–mid size portfolios: PT-cUSD/USDC offers 40% maximum APY and can be looped in just a few clicks via Euler's Multiply feature. cUSD is issued by Cap, which generates yield via insured institutional loans. https://t.co/qxdw4mzj6u

I don't believe airdrop farming is dead. In the past 7 months, there have quite a few massive airdrops from projects like Re and Lighter. Here's what I am farming next 🧵 https://t.co/tQt389Su0s