/biz/ - Business & Finance

staking = programmed into the coin like money printing or paid through tx fees
LP = paid by trading fees
Lending = paid by loan interest
Incentivized yield = paid by the project to get people to use it

>>52744009
it's a scam in order to get you to part with your fiat/crypto

>>52744009
Are you talking about bonds or?

>>52744009
>SOMEONE EXPLAIN YIELD TO ME RIGHT NOW.
Yield is the profit derived from an investment, typically given as a percentage of the investment, e.g. "5%".
>WHY DO I GET MONNNEEYYYY?
Either because you print it, or because someone gives it to you. If you lend, then the yield comes from the interest payment made by the borrower. If you deposit into an insurance pool, users of that insurance pay it to you in exchange for you taking on the risk of having to pay out in some event. If the protocol has inflationary staking, you get it from the protocol, but at the cost of inflation, though you still benefit as the first recipient of the newly printed money due to the Cantillon effect.

>>52744009
sergey is redistributing investor money, essentially everyone not participating is losing this money. but to make the deal arbitrarily worse, you can't unstake until he decides you are allowed to

>>52744009
proof of stake are all pieces of shit. GPU followed by ASIC mining ruined proof of work its over

It's a trick. ((They)) promise you "more money" so you'd buy into it.

i.e. >>52744056

>>52744009
Ftx offered 5-8% yield on EVERY ASSET. guess where the money went?

https://youtu.be/A-Wa_TrfW68

>>52744009
Alright anon, here is the easiest way to get it.
Go to https://yieldsamurai.com/

Now, unless you're a phonefag, in which case go to plebbit, but if you aren't on your left you have lending.
Every row has BAPR and DAPR. DAPR is how much the people lending the money are yielding per year, and BAPR is how much you pay in interest to get this money. Both are usually dynamically calculated based on supply and demand, and they're usually quite low.
Stuff like Aave and Compound really isn't profitable.

Now on your right, you have liquidity provision.
AKA you give 2+ coins to a "liquidity pool" to make it possible for someone to go on, say Uniswap, and swap one coin for the other at a certain price. When they do, a small % of the swapped amount is given to the liquidity providers as a fee. Back in Bancor v1 / Uniswap v1 it used to be 0.3%, nowadays it varies.
Pools with high volume can get INSANE DAPR. And for Uniswap, fees are all the money you're getting.
But for stuff like Pangolin or Pancakeswap, you also also have staking rewards. Example: https://yieldsamurai.com/pool/avalanche/0xbd918ed441767fe7924e99f6a0e0b568ac1970d9

In this pool you get 4%/year from fees and 14% from "liquidity mining". AKA New PNG tokens are being minted every day, and you're the one getting them, because you provided liquidity.

In some Curve pools, you might have incentivised liquidity, meaning that you receive multiple tokens, EG both CRV and KAVA.

Any questions?

>>52744009
Nobody has ever known the answer to this question.

>>52744009
1 post by this ID btw

>>52744009
It's when somebody surrenders in a fight. I guess you can make money by stealing the persons valuables after he yields