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Looking back on our time in Japan 🇯🇵 Key takeaways: - Crypto tax shifting from income → capital gains boosting retail demand - Institutions embracing Stablecoins & Crypto assets - SBI establishes a joint venture with Circle to accelerate $USDC adoption

Looking back on our time in Japan 🇯🇵 Key takeaways: - Crypto tax shifting from income → capital gains boosting retail demand - Institutions embracing stablecoins & crypto assets - SBI establishes a joint venture with Circle to accelerate $USDC adoption

Stablecoin USDT/USDC early mining, annualized 26.52%. Besides this annualized return, there’s also a chance for double benefits, so those involved in the Aptos ecosystem must pay attention. As everyone knows, I’m currently focusing on the USDC/USDCT LP in the SUI and Aptos ecosystems. Although this model has low risk and decent annualized returns, the most troublesome part is that stablecoins are too easy to fall out of range. I usually can’t hold the range of 0.98 - 1.0002 for more than two days. Once the pool falls out of range, the first yield stops, and then I have to spend time withdrawing from the pool one by one and re-adding. This back-and-forth process can turn the originally planned 10% annualized return into only about 6% a year. Moreover, when adding to the pool, setting the range is challenging for many newcomers; either the returns are high but easily fall out of range, or the range is stable but yields no returns. Thus, liquidity mining restricts the participation of many novice users who seek stability! I always say that making 200% once isn’t impressive; being able to earn 20% consistently is impressive. This applies to the LP market as well; many trading pairs have high annualized returns but fail to inform users that high returns come with a high probability of falling out of the pool. Goblin is specifically designed to allow users to relax and earn high returns effortlessly. Actually, I’ve been paying attention to Goblin since August, but only recently did I study it and get involved. The ecological background and business logic of Goblin are quite simple. 1. Ecological Background Supported by Aptos and Hyperion, the relationship is very clean. 2. Business Logic In simple terms, users can add LP with one click without worrying about the range, and there’s no need to worry about falling out of the pool later. Goblin acts like a magician, shielding users from all the trivial details; users only need to focus on the final yield. Especially with its smart yield strategy, it can automatically optimize liquidity positions to capture maximum returns. Initially, I didn’t engage with Goblin because I thought it overlapped with Hyperion, but after careful study, I found that they target different customer groups: Goblin: Users seeking stability and ease Hyperion: Geeks who enjoy tinkering for higher returns 3. Participation Suggestions: Currently, Goblin has opened three pools, and the USDC/USDT pool has 4 percentage points higher than Hyperion, plus there’s no need to worry about falling out of the pool, making it more efficient. This is the main focus. Participation address: However, the issue is that there’s a daily limit on deposits, and only at 10 AM will a certain amount be opened, just like HUMA, so you have to grab it! Hyperion has already made it clear that funds in Goblin will trace back to water drops, and Goblin will also have coin rewards, so it’s a double benefit. If time permits, you can also apply to be a Goblin ambassador, which is a good opportunity. I am an ambassador for Hyperion, and we will be colleagues in the circle in the future. 🤣