How to Farm Stablecoins

To participate in DeFi, one has to lock tokens in smart contracts. Tokens locked in smart contracts are potentially vulnerable to smart contract exploits due to the large potential payout. While most projects have gotten their codebases audited, one will never know if the smart contracts are truly safe. There is always a possibility of a hack which

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TL;DR - this article is very high-level and provided an overview for the source of APY of different kinds of DeFi product including DEX, yield aggregator and treasury management with a few examples on Arbitrum. Highlights including:- If a protocol can’t easily define where the yield is coming from, it’s a red flag. How a protocol can generate yield... See more

Will stablecoin access fees be a material source of income for Ethereum and other token holders?  As stated above, stablecoins are generally backed 100% by liquid reserves and therefore do not result in any speculation on their prices. The larger centralized stablecoins such as USDC are not their own blockchains but instead are tokens that are... See more