Hey Team. I'm planning to bounce out for a week or so, and I won't have access to my computer to monitor my positions. My current portfolio is simple: 1. Leveraged LP on Defi Tuna. Upper and Lower limits are set to stop me out at the edges of both ranges should there be a major swing. 2. Regular LPs on Orca. Wide range is set on a SOL/USDC pool which has been in range for several weeks now. 3. Small Position on Aerodrome: WETH/USDC I'm interested in learning how y'all handle your positions while you're out of pocket (1-2 weeks). Do you close all your LPs and go spot or are you comfortable keeping your positions open. Considering current market conditions what do you think? Thanks for the discussion.

In my learning curve as an options trader I made the classic mistake more than once to "diamond hand" losing positions (really more like greedily hanging on refusing to take a loss). I saw the writing on the wall yesterday (incoming sell off on the QQQ) and decided to buy back my cash secured puts in case of increased selling pressure. I'm so thankful I did. Just wanted to share a win that isn't about profit, but rather about maturing as a trader. Stay safe out there and stick to the plan!

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Hey DeFi University Skool Community! 👋 David here, your speaker breaking down this video segment (29:37-32:46) on SOL/USDC chart analysis and LP strategies from our live call earlier today where we analyzed a levered Orca CLP using Defituna. 📊 Market Setup & Opportunity Solana's Recent Performance 📉 - Pullback: 24% correction (from ~$206 to $156 over two weeks) - Current View: Post-correction presents ideal LP entry opportunity - Strategy: Stable-paired LP positions = essentially a short put option, where the spot price within your range could be thought of as the strike price of the option. An equidistant range from the spot price would equate to an ATM short put in this analogy. 💰 Yield Dynamics - Daily Yield: 0.6% with 3x leverage, that's 0.2% per day without leverage - think about loss versus rebalancing here, is it worth it to LP SOL for 0.2% per day? 🔥 - Trade-off: Less long exposure on upside within range - Options Perspective: Perfect setup for high-conviction plays post-dip if you want some levered SOL deltas. 🎯 LP Strategy Breakdown The "Short Put" Approach 📈 In the video, I highlight how the pullback creates an ideal short-put setup via LP: - Pairing: SOL with stables like USDT - Income: Earning solid fees while hedging - Downside Scenario: be careful with leverage, borrowing stables created a liquidation level only on the downside. - Upside Scenario: Exposure fades, but yields compensate if patient 💎 ⚠️ Risk Considerations - Leverage Demands Caution: for high-conviction plays - Impermanent Loss: Amplified during volatility spikes with leverage 📈 Current Market Data As of August 6, 2025 Solana (SOL) 💜 - Current Price: ~$164.08-$168.75 USD - 24h Change: Down ~2-4% from $169.42 - Monthly Context: Up overall but volatile amid broader market dips - Pullback Confirmation: Recent drop from July highs ~$206 aligns with analysis 🌊 SOL/USDT LP Yields on Raydium/Orca Stable Pairs Performance: - SOL-USDC Pool: 29-83% APR - Featured Pool: $68M TVL at 82.83% APR 💎 - Daily Equivalent: ~0.6% possible at leverage (per similar setups)

Heads up that if you're chillin on a heap of USDC, consider the 10% return current on Defi Tuna. Make that cash work while you wait for your next position.