Most stock advice boils down to:
Buy,
Wait for green candles and
Hope for the best.
I started looking for ways to set a price floor and collect a fixed yield instead, as long as the stock doesn't crash below a specific barrier.
And that search led me right to @notesystems
@notesystems If you made it this far, you get the idea.
COUPON: Get paid to take defined downside risk.
SHIELD: Pay for protection against it.
One wants yield.
The other wants protection.
Follow @notesystems on X
The testnet is also live on Robinhood Chain
https://t.co/9TGKIDZigh
Most stock advice boils down to:
Buy,
Wait for green candles and
Hope for the best.
I started looking for ways to set a price floor and collect a fixed yield instead, as long as the stock doesn't crash below a specific barrier.
And that search led me right to @notesystems
@notesystems And that's what makes this interesting, particularly to me.
The coupon isn't coming out of nowhere.
A stockholder is paying for downside protection, while someone else is willing to take that risk for a return.
So, you see, that's where the yields actually comes from.
Most stock advice boils down to:
Buy,
Wait for green candles and
Hope for the best.
I started looking for ways to set a price floor and collect a fixed yield instead, as long as the stock doesn't crash below a specific barrier.
And that search led me right to @notesystems
Poured lots of effort into this for a meme contest,
only for the devs to rug before it even wrapped.
Honestly, it hurts to see the effort go to waste, so I polished it up anyway just to put it out there.