let’s say you use aUst for collateral and borrow mTSLA. What happens if the mAsset goes up or down? You still owe the same # of mTSLA, so it doesn’t matter, right? Also, are you paying interest on the loan?
I'm also trying to figure this out: best I could come up with is you might have to adjust your collateral if/when TSLA goes up because your tsla will be worth more and you will be obliged to meet the same collateral ratio in aUST (cash). Borrowing incurs 1.5% protocol fees + a transaction fee. Personally i can only see profit from this for a short...
thats what i guessed. in my example if eth goes up you are in trouble, but my "strategy" is borrow meth, sell meth for ust and use it to earn in anchor, so, unless eth goes up close to 20%, its ok....
thats the strategy I've used
Interesting strat. effectively you're shorting if it goes down (you sold the eth already), if it goes up you just keep adding cash collateral right? When you close the position itself you're only going to cop the 1.5% so provided you don't close often, should be smooth sailing,..
how did it work for u?
I'm on tenderhooks at the moment! If ETH goes up I'm screwed.. haha but I've provided ample collateral and played it very conservative
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