Over the weekend I was attempting to explain the nuances of @Curvance to my parents, and using analogies as a way to water-down concepts like Yield, LST's, Looping, and Leveraging 💾 In "normie-land", we can collateralize real estate we own (our home) and borrow against it to obtain a loan, in order to purchase other assets. In DeFi terms, you could be sitting on a stack of Bitcoin or Ethereum that you refuse to sell because you believe it will go up in value. In this instance, Curvance would allow you to borrow the maximum possible amount against those assets in order to maximize your DeFi experience across ecosystems, without losing your exposure. Where Curvance takes it a step further, is having the ability to collateralize and borrow against assets that are earning yield (LSTs) to obtain more of that specific asset, or using stablecoins to purchase more of others, then pay back the loan. In Real Estate terms, this would be akin to owning a rental property that is generating yield, and leveraging it up to buy up several other rentals. What you've created in both scenarios is a supercharged yield-generating vehicle that amplifies your portfolio, with minimal maintenance and oversight. Deposit, Collateralize, Borrow, Loop, Leverage, and Autocompound your way to Clicking Less, and Earning MORE on Curvance 💾 Stay Floppy.