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To manage these rebalances, fxProtocol relies on its Stability Pool, a backstop system made up primarily of fxUSD and USDC. This pool serves multiple roles: - Peg stabilizer for fxUSD - Rebalancing engine for leveraged positions - Yield generator for liquidity providers

Chanced upon @ProdigyFi & it looks like they’re introducing a new form of yield primitive in DeFi through their Dual Currency Investment (DCI) Vaults. Unlike conventional yield strategies that rely on unstable token emissions or unsustainable incentive loops, Prodigy’s DCIs derive yield directly from volatility. This means turning market swings into structured, fixed-return opportunities. What stands out is how elegantly it’s packaged: 🔸 High deterministic APYs, locked upon subscription 🔸 Simple “Buy-low” / “Sell-high” mechanics (similar to limit orders w/ preset prices) 🔸 Payout flexibility → returns (principal + yield) settle in either asset of the pair depending on expiry price All of this happens passively w/o need to time markets & the payoff structure effectively mirrors that of an options-writing strategy (automated E2E) → cash-secured put for ‘buy-low’ & covered calls for ‘sell-high’. This imo is particularly well-suited for users comfortable holding either asset exposure in a given pair (say ETH/USDC). The cool thing about this primitive is it functions more like a risk-adjusted options vault → where your only real exposure is the directional risk of settling in either asset (depending on where the price lands at expiry). *Note: There’s no liquidation risk & no counterparty risk since positions are fully collateralised settlement is done in a non-custodial way. You’re essentially trading off certainty of asset denomination for predictable, fixed yield → earning solid returns even in sideways or choppy markets. ---------- On How DCI Works 101: Here’s a simple overview on how ProdigyFi’s DCI works: 1️⃣ Choose your mode → Buy-Low or Sell-High. 2️⃣ Deposit into the vault with your selected linked price & expiry date (effectively locking in APR) 3️⃣ At expiry, if the linked price is hit, your deposit converts into the paired asset (plus yield). Otherwise, you retain your original asset + still earn yield. The beauty here lies in the accessibility of the product: simple enough for retail users to passively earn, yet powerful enough for traders & MMs to integrate into more advanced strategies. In essence, ProdigyFi has abstracted & transformed risk-on uncertainty to guaranteed returns in asset exposure that is price dependent.

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Speaking of expanding capital efficiency across YBS assets, scalable leverage looping is by far the best credit amplifiers in DeFi. And naturally, the most effec. credit markets are those w/ the deepest liquidity + most trusted infra. That’s why the latest development on @arbitrum is worth noting: @aave, the largest lending market($1.9B TVL), has just passed a temp check to onboard @USDai_Official’s $USDai $sUSDai & its now moving toward ARFC for final approval. If approved, this would unlock a major new credit rail for the YBS ecosystem → turning USDai into a capital-efficient, recursive borrowing primitive. Here’s what that looks like in practice: Deposit sUSDai on Aave → Borrow USDC → Swap USDC for more sUSDai → Repeat If the proposal passes, this could easily become one of the most efficient fixed-yield leverage loops available on Arbitrum.

Whale Clips: More weird transactions on Ethereum. This morning I reported on the 1280 15k $CBBTC transactions over the last 48 hours. Now Im going to show you more weird transactions. This Ethereum wallet labelled as "Nonco" on @arkham 0x31173Ed sends $250m $USDC regularly. It is also labelled as a Base First Funder and Ethereum First Funder. Look at how often they send $250m $USDC?? Recipients are often @aave and often @sparkdotfi. No idea what these are but very "wash trady". Look for yourselves.