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Aave Perpetual Futures
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You can stake EURC on AAVE selecting the ETH or BASE market

Dunno, I was pretty heavily into some of the more normie end of defi a few years ago, basis trade, looping on AAVE and some of its clones, pooltogether and so on. But fact is everything I ever did was just taking crypto and turning it into more crypto. No real world impact whatsoever. Lost interest after FTX blew up though, maybe they're finally doing something the real world cares about out there now? Doubt it though.

Same here , binance liquidated my 2-years AAVE coin-margin contract at price of $64, unseen anywhere else, A few days ago, i posted it on this community, my post deleted by mods.

So I have more than 150 on Ripple USD on AAVE currently at a 8+ APY but I wanna know how I Can use that amount divided into other pools or protocols to get the most money out of it, will keep investing but for the next 2 weeks that’s my budget. Where should I go? I am a newbie.

If you're looking for a strategy that doesn't put you leveraged long or short a volatile asset, looping susde is popular. Supply susde (yield-bearing stablecoin by Ethena) to AAVE, borrow usde, usdc or usdt (be mindful of swap rates between the stablecoins, can simply stake usde with no trading cost, but usdc or another stablecoin may have a low borrow rate.
If you borrowed usde, then you'd simply stake it for more susde and recursively repeat this process.
Some notes:
\- keep an eye on what you're actually earning (i.e., do the math yourself each week rather than trusting the APY posted by Ethena) currently the spread is very small but should get larger next week as 30% of supply has recently contracted this month.
\- pay attention to LTV and AAVE governance, there is a current proposal to change the hard-coded price of usde from 1 usdt to a more accurate trading price.

WHy not add coins in digital finance like AAVE and A? stake them and earn yield as well. The 5 years plan makes sense.

CbBTC can be deposited into defi protocols like AAVE, so it's actually quite useful if you want to use btc for lending etc. it's really not a big deal and can easily be sent back to coinbase for BTC if you need it

Every 8 hours, I paid around 0.2 to 0.3 AAVE in funding fees, and even more when the market was rising. Despite this, I couldn’t get a stable or fair price. When things crashed, their prices were completely incomprehensible—ATOM and IOTX dropped to 0.001 and 0.

Biinance Liquidated My $200K+ AAVE Position at an Absurdly Low Price – Is This Fair?

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Dude if you’re starting on crypto I’d go for blue chips on infra understand what they’re for and buy. Like UNI, AAVE or LINK.

correct me if I'm wrong but AAVE gives 3.12% right?
Supply APY says 3.12%

AAVE gives 4.9% at the moment. Fluid gives 4.3%