Discover the best positions for your DeFi strategy
You might have an idea of the asset you’d like to borrow or leverage, but aren’t sure what the best options for you are.
For example, you’re holding some ETH and looking to put it to good use. The DeFi landscape has a plethora of protocols and positions to choose from, so finding the right one can feel a bit overwhelming. Especially if you add leverage to that mix, it could take a serious amount of time and research in order to find the option that’s best suited for you.
Our Discover tool makes searching for the perfect option far easier in a straightforward way. It gives you filters, and then provides you with positions and protocols that fit exactly what you input. These filters include:
The collateral asset you’re interested in
The debt asset you’re interested in
The chains you’re interested in
The protocol you’re interested in
Additionally, you have the option of pre-defined strategies, where you can get a one-click list for:
Longing ETH
Longing BTC
Yield farming ETH
Yield farming stables
On top of all of that you have the “Estimate Net APY” tool which lets you input:
How much collateral you’d like to put in (in dollar value)
How much you’d like to borrow (in dollar value)
How many times you’d like to leverage your collateral amount
Afterward, you'll get a list of positions and protocols that suit the exact filters you've set up. Most importantly, you'll also see the precise Net APY for each position. This means that by simply inputting your position's size, you get an exact idea of how much you'll be earning or paying in interest based on the Net APY.
This way, our Discover tool will filter out all positions that don't fit within the precise filters you set up, along with metrics that help you determine how much you'll be earning or paying in interest. Ultimately, it saves you time from:
Researching protocols to find the perfect option for the size you had in mind
Calculating the Net APY for each position that seems interesting to you
Let’s go through a step-by-step guide on how to utilize our Discover page:
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