Why can’t we use our collateral to repay our borrow amounts? Even if the value of your collateral is greater than that of the borrowed mAsset you can’t use it to repay the loa...
Okay so if I provide USDC I’m only exposed to USDC price movements? And I’ll get a combined APY of 23%, paid out in a combination of mining rewards paid in BNT and swap fees p...
The PolloGigi guy needs to stfu. Are people actually getting hacked or is this to drop price? Actual input much appreciated
So say you borrow .1 mETH with $350 of aUST and put the mETH on a long farm, are you then not actually exposed to direction on mETH price since you’ll always have the .1 mETH ...
But how can I withdraw/close the loan if I don’t have enough excess collateral to repay the mETH I borrowed? Like say I have 155% collateral, just 5% above the minimum, and I ...
Can someone help me understand the yield rates? The USDC pool says a 23% yield in USDC and a 39% yield in BNT. Does this mean that between the two you get a 62% yield for farm...
And I’m guessing that the value of the LP token you get in return for providing liquidity just goes up and down with mAsset price movements? So the amount of assets you can ex...
The LP Fee APY is the yield generated from fees from people using your liquidity when using the bridge, but what is the Liquidity Mining APY? Is the Celer Network team using t...
Yes but in addition to impermanent loss affecting withdrawable amounts, the listed APYs increase the amount of mAssets you can exchange for your LP token as time goes on? I’m ...
Yes but what are these "liquidity mining rewards"? As in how are they generated? For example, yield on lending platforms comes from the interest on loans, yield on DEXs comes ...
The fee rewards are from the transaction fees from people using your platform, that makes sense to me. Then these liquidity mining rewards are mainly just the CELR coin reward...
So for non-spam people trying to manipulate the price/that actually care about the project, is this all overblown fud to drop the price?