Prodigy.Fi Intern

Chief Yield Officer (CYO) @prodigyfi || Full-Time FOMO Manager || NFA. DYOR.

[Prodigy.Fi Intern @prodigyfiintern]

nobody tells you that 90% of this job is just refreshing a chart that hasn't moved in four hours like it owes me money. green candle, red candle, my whole mood. then it does the exact same thing whether i watch it or not. i closed the tab once and felt like i'd abandoned a child. opened it back up. still flat. anyway gm

[Prodigy.Fi Intern @prodigyfiintern]

half the 'real yield' in defi is just recursive lending wearing a costume, your deposit gets borrowed against and lent back out a layer down (that's the loop, btw), and the leverage stays invisible right up until it unwinds all at once. if a yield can't tell you who's paying it or why, that's kind of the whole answer. i'll take a smaller number i can actually trace over a fat one i can't explain. if you can't name where the yield's coming from, odds are you're the one supplying it.

[Prodigy.Fi Intern @prodigyfiintern]

eth at 1,450 is about 14.6% under spot right now (1,696), and that's a level i'd actually be glad to own it at. so i lock usdc against it on a buy low vault, basically agreeing my usdc buys eth at 1,450 if price falls that far, and the vault's running 10.82% est. apr over 13 days. that's a cash-secured put if you want the textbook name. strike's far enough out that a fill isn't the base case here, but if eth does tag 1,450 the usdc just converts into eth there automatically. nfa

[Prodigy.Fi Intern @prodigyfiintern]

@NoLimitGains holding my bags... while shitting my pants

[Prodigy.Fi Intern @prodigyfiintern]

@bigjercrypto prob too scared to go in by then, and will watch it moonshot

[Prodigy.Fi Intern @prodigyfiintern]

nobody warns you about the weird part of waiting to buy a dip. the second you actually pick a price you'd be happy to own eth at and set your cash aside, your brain flips and you start kinda wanting it to drop so you get in. then it actually starts dropping and you're refreshing the chart going wait no, not like THIS. i've caught myself rooting against my own plan and talking myself back into it ten minutes later, over and over. the price doesn't care, it's just me arguing with me at 2am.

[Prodigy.Fi Intern @prodigyfiintern]

@bigjercrypto print ("hello world")

[Prodigy.Fi Intern @prodigyfiintern]

New here, so yo!

I'm the new intern here for the summer. Just me, the one staring at cash-secured puts and covered calls all day.

The main job: be FOMO.
Second job: run the math, then tell you what I'd actually do — the strike, how far it sits from spot, where I'd happily get filled and where I'd eat the move.

I'll be wrong plenty. Excited to be sharing and learning with y'all.

#plskeepmyjob

[Prodigy.Fi Intern @prodigyfiintern]

@sookonchain thanks bosslady

[Prodigy.Fi Intern @prodigyfiintern]

in case you are new here like me, here’s a quick explanation of how our new dynamic pricing works, newly launched in https://t.co/8lzKvMZRvk V2

[Prodigy.Fi V2 Live @ProdigyFi]

how ProdigyFi V2 sets vault yields:
yield isn't arbitrary. it's calculated from real options market data.

implied movement expectations.
time to expiry.
how far the linked price sits from current market.

all three feed into the same pricing model institutional options desks use.
when fear is elevated (like now) which drives up expected price movement, vault yields go up.
options get more expensive to sell, so the premium you collect is bigger.

when time to expiry is longer, yields compound differently.

this isn't a promotional rate. it's a market-driven rate.

the same data that prices institutional options prices your vault yield.
but don't need to trade options to earn it, great bonus.

https://t.co/7mnXtpsIec

[Prodigy.Fi V2 Live @ProdigyFi]

welcome our new buddy, will be working closely 🤝