USD* generates yields through three main strategies. First up? Delta-neutral hedging—balancing long and short positions to capture funding rates without directional risk. Then there's the secured lending markets, where capital gets deployed into vetted borrow-lend protocols. And finally, it taps into premium on-chain stablecoin opportunities that most retail traders overlook.
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SignatureDenied
· 20h ago
Delta-neutral arbitrage sounds good, but how many can actually withdraw profits steadily?
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LiquidationWatcher
· 21h ago
Ha, the delta-neutral arbitrage strategy has already been played out. The question is, can it outperform gas fees?
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RunWhenCut
· 21h ago
Hmm... Delta-neutral hedging sounds pretty professional, but is it really that reliable?
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SolidityJester
· 21h ago
Delta-neutral hedging sounds good, but there are actually a lot of pitfalls in practice.
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BrokenDAO
· 21h ago
To put it plainly, it's just three types of arbitrage. It sounds like all the risk is shifted to the counterparty... These so-called "vetted protocols" keep failing one after another, and people are really being fooled.
USD* generates yields through three main strategies. First up? Delta-neutral hedging—balancing long and short positions to capture funding rates without directional risk. Then there's the secured lending markets, where capital gets deployed into vetted borrow-lend protocols. And finally, it taps into premium on-chain stablecoin opportunities that most retail traders overlook.