@defiglenn that would be a good start👆😊
One thing Yearn could do would be to say a fixed amount, lets say 3% then if the rate turned out to be 2% or 4% Yearn will still pay out the 3%. Gives certainty to the user and Yearn would face the bill if the return was less, and make profit if it turned out to be more
Isn't that somehow what anchor is doing?
Well they have almost a fixed apy and sometimes they are winning or losing money... When they make money , it stays there to pay when later they are losing ..
Sounds like a useful service, maybe no need for Yearn to do a similar thing then
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