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11 contributions to The AI Side Project
What are you doing with the ETH you’ve been stacking from LP rewards? 🤔🥩
​Hey everyone! ​If you’ve been active in our LP strategies, your wallet is probably accumulating native ETH from fee harvests. ​The default move for most people is simple: just hold that ETH spot. But holding spot means that capital is sitting completely idle. ​I have been mapping out the curriculum for our upcoming Accelerator Course, and one of the core frameworks we’re introducing is how to put that stacked ETH to work without selling it. ​Before the full Accelerator launches, we’re thinking about hosting a live Master Class as an exclusive preview. ⚠️ This is an intermediate to Advanced strategy. And requires at bear minimum a basic understanding of what Dane teaches weekly. ⚠️ ​Here is the quick TL;DR on the mechanic: ​The Core Asset (LSTs): Instead of sitting on plain ETH, Liquid Staked Tokens (like wstETH or rETH) let you keep your exact ETH exposure while automatically earning base consensus and execution rewards. ​The Play (Looping vs. LPing): Once you hold an LST, you don't just stop there. You can either Loop it on money markets (borrowing against it to recursively amplify the staking yield) or LP it in concentrated liquidity pools to capture swap volume with minimal price divergence. ​We’ll be keeping this 100% EVM-focused (Ethereum Mainnet & L2s like Arbitrum and Base) using proven money markets and AMMs. ​We want to gauge community interest before locking in the date. Cast your vote below! 👇
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0 likes • 27d
@Greg Zimmerman Great, looking forward to the masterclass. Thank you Greg!
0 likes • 12d
@Greg Zimmerman Hi Greg, hope you’re doing well! Any idea when this masterclass will take place?
Forget APR for a second, here's the number that actually matters...
Hey everyone, It is easy to get blinded by massive headline APRs in DeFi, but APR is an annual projection for a market that changes by the minute. If you want to know what your capital is actually doing for you right now, the metric that really matters is your Average Daily Yield. Focusing on daily yield keeps your expectations grounded and helps you spot when a pool’s fee engine is genuinely firing. Here are the two simple ways to calculate it: The Quick Estimate (From APR): Daily Yield = APR/365 (Example: A 365% APR pool is generating roughly 1% per day). The Precise On-Chain Method (From Pool Telemetry): Daily Yield % = (24h Pool Fees/Pool TVL) X 100 (Example: $1,500 in 24h fees on a $100,000 TVL pool = 1.5% Daily Yield). When you track daily cash flow instead of chasing annualized fantasy numbers, managing your ranges and compounding profits becomes second nature. What daily yield baseline are you targeting for your active positions this week? Drop your thoughts below!
2 likes • Oct 7
Thanks, @Christopher Moore , for sharing your ideas. From what I understand, your calculation uses the pool’s overall data, but the actual yield can vary quite a bit depending on the liquidity range you’re using. That’s why I prefer to calculate it directly based on the performance of my own position. And if you want to estimate the yield before entering a position, there are platforms like Krystal.app, that calculate the expected yield specifically for the range you’re considering rather than using the overall pool yield.
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0 likes • Oct 4
Bravo! 👏
Out of Range Positions
Hi Team, If I have positions out of range, should I then cash out of that position, or does it revive itself once the price comes back up or down to my set range?
0 likes • Sep 27
@Jeff Koch Just be aware that if you close the pool, you lock in the impermanent loss, with the worst-case scenario being if the price has gone down.
Picking pools
Should we always pick a pool that has a stable coin in it?
2 likes • Sep 27
Not necessarily. You can also go volatile/volatile if you want exposure to both assets during an uptrend. That’s how I see it, at least. I’m actually considering BTC/ETH myself.
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