when locking cake, and just keep extending it from time to time to eventually getting to 52 weeks, does APR work out to the same as if you selected duration as 52 weeks from the get go?
I couldn’t figure this out in reading the FAQ: https://docs.pancakeswap.finance/products/syrup-pool/new-cake-pool/fixed-term-staking
no... you would earn it at the rates displayed and then the max boost when you've locked for 52
So the moment I extend it, that’s when I start getting the higher APR on my staked CAKE, but my staked CAKE before that gets the lower APR?
Thanks. If I lock for 52 weeks, is the APR I’m getting more than CAKE’s inflation rate?
it's APY, not APR
actually yea.. you would be. you're earning 140% apy atm if you lock max 52 weeks
Nice. How can I easily see or determine CAKE’s inflation rate?
Read about the emission rate and deflationary mechanics here: CAKE Tokenomics
What is the difference between APY and APR
Annual Percentage Yield Annual Percentage Rate
If my math is right, CAKE supply increased by 78% from 365 days ago (May 10th, 2021) till now. So, indeed, I’d be beating inflation with current APY rates if locking for 52 weeks.
not sure but the apy would def be more than the issuance
Cake release was higher at that time . And of course there were fewer token-burning processes
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