10/ This was a high level overview happy to answer any questions and go into more detail about it. Will say I think leveraged yield farming should be used my more advances users and obviously adds a significant amount of risk. As always not financial advice and DYOR.
9/ Leveraged Yield Farming isn’t new, many individuals already employ these strategies by utilizing the different DeFi lending protocols. These projects simply the process. So kudos to @AlphaFinanceLab, and excited to see what @kalmar_io brings to the table. #BSC#Binance
8/ Bounty Hunters, individuals who come on the platform and reinvest the farmed yield tokens. In return receive 0.3% of the farmed tokens. eg. Going to AH, hit reinvest on different farms. Need to make sure the 0.3% collected justifies gas fees associated with the transaction.
7/ Liquidators, individuals who come on and liquidate positions that have exceeded the debt ratio. In return the they keep 1% of the to the position value. They need to make sure the 1% collected justifies the gas fees associated and can assume this would be very competitive.
6/ Next you have the lenders, who supply the BNB Yield farmers can borrow. In return are compensated with interest. The interest rate is determined by a utilization Ratio(amount of BNB Borrowed/amount of BNB Available). Lenders rate based on the triple-slope interest rate curve.
5/ For example Yield Farmer A has 1 $BNB, and wants to supply to a pool with 30% APY. A can borrow 1.5 BNB from AH Bank, and achieve an APY of 75% APY. A has to keep in mind the borrowing rate and has to keep in mind the DebtRatio(the balance needed to avoid liquidation)
4/ Yield Farmers, AH behaves as a yield aggregator allowing farmers to stake their tokens on various farms. AH has a Zap feature where you can provide 1 token and they’ll handle the rest. YF on AH have the ability to leverage up to 3x.
3/ AH I believe might be one of the first platforms to do this on #Ethereum and now are also on #BSC. There are three different types of users on the platform, Yield Farmers, BNB Lenders, Liquidators, Bounty Hunters.
2/ Leveraged yield farming as the name implies, allows yield farmers to lever up their position. eg They start with 1 BNB, and borrow additional BNB. And end up with more BNB to farm with, thus allowing them to collect more rewards.They pay an interest rate on the borrowed $BNB
1/ With @kalmar_io looking to launch soon, I thought I would do a quick thread about leveraged yield farming using @AlphaFinanceLab platform Alpha Homora(AH) as an example #BSC#BinanceSmartChain $ALPHA
Treasury yield is 1.6% which is good enough for a lot as you can see with the rotation happening in the market. Back to the stablecoins they are literally yielding 8% or more with again not as much risk.