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For BTC I can pull 2-6% apy while the position delta is 1 BTC.
I focus on correlated token pairs. Stuff like WBTC/tBTC or cbBTC/tBTC.
Theres also some ways to use single sided LPs which reduce IL pretty dramatically. Stuff like Hydration DeX lets you contribute tBTC single sided LPs with decent apr.
To get more than 3% you really need to concentrate your range aggressively.
For higher yields you pretty much have to assume counterpart risk.
Boosting your Curve farms through stuff like stake DAO can be nice too

🌍 Macro
U.S. private payrolls rose just 38K in August, below expectations, easing pressure on Treasury yields and helping U.S. equities break a three-day losing streak. However, Brent crude climbed to $95.63 as U.S.-Iran tensions and Strait of Hormuz risks kept energy inflation elevated. BTC briefly dipped below $76.5K before recovering toward $77K, remaining weaker than equities as markets balance softer employment against persistent inflation risks.
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📈 Market Snapshot
• BTC: $77,323 (-0.14%)
• ETH: $2,391 (-1.13%)
• NASDAQ: 26,217.83 (+0.45%)
• S&P 500: 7,666.60 (+0.46%)
• F&G: 65
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🧠 Market Take
BTC remains stuck between $76K–$80K as macro signals pull in opposite directions. Softer employment is helping cap Treasury yields, but elevated oil prices and geopolitical risks continue to limit risk appetite. ETH remains weaker, hovering around $2.4K.
Stock-linked Memes are gaining traction, but the JINQIAN/FAMI reversal exposed a major risk: borrowing real stock tickers and RWA narratives does not mean an asset is actually backed by or redeemable for the underlying equity. Traders should distinguish official tokenized stocks from purely speculative Meme tokens.
Key levels:
* Resistance: $78K–$79K, then $80K
* Support: $76K–$76.5K, then $75K
* Trend: Range-bound / slightly bearish
A sustained move above $78K–$79K would ease short-term weakness, while reclaiming $80K would provide stronger trend confirmation.
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🔥 Hot Tokens
* ARB: +13% — Arbitrum DAO generated $6.19M in H1 revenue, with Robinhood Chain contributing $360K in first-month licensing fees.
* PONS: Continued strong trading activity and fee generation within the Robinhood ecosystem.
* CASHCAT: Strengthened by its L3 mainnet launch and broader Robinhood Chain Meme momentum.
* AKE: +80% — New exchange listing added perpetual contracts with up to 10x leverage and trading-bot support; volume surged 8x+.
* INDEX: Benefiting from the stock-token narrative, using protocol fees to purchase and distribute tokenized equities.
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📰 Key Updates
* Wyoming adopted Chainlink Proof of Reserve for near real-time verification of its official FRNT stablecoin reserves.
* SEC Chair Paul Atkins expects the Senate to pass the CLARITY Act on September 15.
* Base launched a creator grant program offering up to $4,000 for content creation.
* Kraken parent Payward postponed its IPO to no earlier than Q2 2027.
* Yam Finance faced a malicious governance takeover attempt, putting \~$337K in assets at risk.
* Core DAO initiated an emergency hard fork after validators claimed excess rewards.
* U.S.-Iran tensions remained elevated, with continued risks around the Strait of Hormuz and oil supply.
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⚡ Quick Take
**BTC is holding $77K**, but high oil prices and geopolitical risk are keeping upside constrained despite softer U.S. employment. Watch $76K–$76.5K on the downside and **$78K–$80K for a meaningful recovery signal**.

Dash, the original DAO.

Hello everyone, I am really focusing on learning and working in crypto (not trading, or mainly not it) and I've produced a list of things for general knowledge that everybody who wants to enter these field should know. Now I'm still a beginner and beg for advice, which information did I miss out ? Please if you have anything to add to the list comment below, or whether you can recommend where to move now :)
P.S. Please don't give me the advice of not entering crypto.
* What is a coin
* What is a token
* How a blockchain works at the mempool level
* How a blockchain works at the block level
* How smart contracts work
* Basic info on all major blockchains
* How bridges work
* What testnets are and why they are needed
* How to use MetaMask and other wallets
* How to use DEXs (how v2 and v3 liquidity work, IL \[Impermanent Loss\], main DEXs on different networks, price impact, slippage, what LP tokens are, what routers are, etc.)
* How to use lending protocols (mention oracles, what supply and borrow are, utilization rate, borrow limit, LTV, liquidations)
* How to use other protocols (also known as dApps)
* Token scams/tricks (honeypots, rug pulls, and others)
* \[sic\] How to use DexScreener, DEXTools, and similar tools
* How to use DeBank, Zerion, etc.
* Scam methods (signatures, transactions, phishing/fake sites, approvals)
* Account security (email codes, 2FA, etc.)
* Token utility (governance, etc.)
* Everything about airdrops
* How DEX aggregators work (1inch, etc.)
* Telegram bots for transaction monitoring
* How antidetect browsers work
* Brief overview of popular Twitter influencers
* What ICO, IDO, IEO, and so on are
* Brief overview of popular figures in crypto
* What a DAO is
* What yield farms are
* Briefly about NFTs, their marketplaces, and so on
* Everything about tokenomics
* Everything about stablecoins (what types exist: USD-backed, algorithmic, what a bank run on stablecoins is, etc.)
* Everything about VC funds
* Everything about arbitrage
* P2P
* About dedicated servers (VPS/dedis)
* All main types of protocols (except DEXs and lending)
* What Dune Analytics is and how to use it
* The history of airdrops
* How token unlocks affect prices (an addition to the tokenomics point). Where to track unlocks.
* How to use exchanges (spot, margin, futures, deposits, and withdrawals)