If you're not actively trading perpetual contracts, you can still earn by becoming a Liquidity Provider (LP).
They offer some of the best APYs across all DeFi protocols, though with certain caveats.
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— Pros (+)
▸ Earn yields and points
▸ Passive approach with a low barrier to entry
▸ Built-in diversification across assets
▸ Some platforms offer insurance funds
— Cons (-)
▸ Counterparty risks, as LPs absorb traders' profits and losses
▸ Impermanent loss (also known as divergence loss)
▸ Fewer points compared to active trading
▸ Volatile yields, dependent on trading volume and traders' profits and losses
▸ Risks associated with smart contracts
Below are the LP yield percentages across the largest Perpetual DEXs ⤵️
- @edgeX_exchange
- @Aster_DEX
- @Lighter_xyz
- @HyperliquidX
- @OfficialApeXdex
- @extendedapp
- @reya_xyz
- @grvt_io
- @pacifica_fi
- @paradex
- @JupiterExchange
- @OrderlyNetwork
- @avantisfi
- @DriftProtocol
- @GainsNetwork_io
- @MYX_Finance
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