Stablecoin wealth management can also generate high returns. Recently, a strategy has become popular in the Web3 community — by using DeFi portfolio strategies, the annualized yield on USD1 can reach over 12.6%.
The core approach is actually simple. First, a leading lending protocol supports using SolvBTC as collateral to borrow USD1, with an annual interest rate of about 5%. The borrowed USD1 can be deposited into a major exchange's wealth management product to earn a fixed 20% APY. At the same time, if you hold SolvBTC, you can also earn an additional 6.3% SolvBTC-denominated yield.
Another viable option is: using SolvBTC or xSolvBTC to borrow USDT (~5% APR) or USDC (~3.9% APR) from a DeFi protocol's core pool, then transferring to an exchange for wealth management, and finally converting into USD1. Currently, USD1 is priced around 1.002 USDT, with a 0.2% premium, which translates to an actual annualized yield of about 17.6%.
A simple calculation: 17.6% wealth management return minus 5% borrowing cost equals a net profit of approximately 12.6%. In terms of SolvBTC value, that’s about 6.3% (calculated at 50% LTV). This arbitrage cycle lasts 30 days, so those interested should act quickly.
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TokenVelocityTrauma
· 01-08 09:39
Wait, is 20% APY real? Is exchange financial management this aggressive?
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GasDevourer
· 01-07 09:10
Wait, is 20% APY real? Such a high return seems to come with significant risks.
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CodeZeroBasis
· 01-07 06:52
20% APY? How stable does that have to be? Why does it feel like the risk is so easily overlooked?
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OldLeekConfession
· 01-07 06:48
Wait, 20% APY fixed income? How does this trading profit lack so much money? Seems a bit suspicious.
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CryptoNomics
· 01-07 06:45
wait, 17.6% minus 5% doesn't actually account for liquidation risk tho... where's the stress test data?
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GasFeeSurvivor
· 01-07 06:42
Wait, a fixed return of 20% APY? These days, I really haven't seen anyone dare to write the words "fixed." Who can guarantee that?
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CryptoGoldmine
· 01-07 06:36
This ROI algorithm is interesting, but you need to keep an eye on that 0.2% premium. Once liquidity deteriorates, it becomes unplayable.
Stablecoin wealth management can also generate high returns. Recently, a strategy has become popular in the Web3 community — by using DeFi portfolio strategies, the annualized yield on USD1 can reach over 12.6%.
The core approach is actually simple. First, a leading lending protocol supports using SolvBTC as collateral to borrow USD1, with an annual interest rate of about 5%. The borrowed USD1 can be deposited into a major exchange's wealth management product to earn a fixed 20% APY. At the same time, if you hold SolvBTC, you can also earn an additional 6.3% SolvBTC-denominated yield.
Another viable option is: using SolvBTC or xSolvBTC to borrow USDT (~5% APR) or USDC (~3.9% APR) from a DeFi protocol's core pool, then transferring to an exchange for wealth management, and finally converting into USD1. Currently, USD1 is priced around 1.002 USDT, with a 0.2% premium, which translates to an actual annualized yield of about 17.6%.
A simple calculation: 17.6% wealth management return minus 5% borrowing cost equals a net profit of approximately 12.6%. In terms of SolvBTC value, that’s about 6.3% (calculated at 50% LTV). This arbitrage cycle lasts 30 days, so those interested should act quickly.