u/Strict_Glass_7239

Guess we truly only learn after being rekt in my case. I've been training for a while but it's not working and i'm just loosing so much and i've made up my mind to quit crypto trading and invest instead. I'm considering liquidity provision as it appealed so much to me due to the fact that i can earn something substantial on my money if done right like i've been hearing them say but i'm still new. My jobs really stress me so much so i want to make sure i'm using the money in a better place going forward that's why i want to get in this. If there's any guidance i neeed please do share and TIA

When you look at things differently than just dollar returns everything is obviously going to be down no matter what you're in (holding spots or in Lps). But if you're in an LP and you're outperforming impermanent loss, you're going to outperform holding those spot tokens. You're accumulating more of those tokens the entire time and that allows you to do multiples over the impermanent loss. And that's how you accumulate aggressively in these markets.

Deploy in narrow medium range pool, collect fees and pay down the loan for a few days. Then if the LP exits me on the lower end withdraw the initial 0.3ETH, pay down what's left on the loan and lend the remaining profit as collateral to repeat. What do you guys think? It's basically a short using LP

I've been learning about lately is the value of correlated pairs, especially during weaker market conditions. A major benefit is that they can help reduce the impact of impermanent loss because the assets tend to move in the same direction. When price movements are more aligned, there is generally less need for constant rebalancing compared to less correlated pairs.

Another interesting aspect is that correlated pairs can still allow you to participate in upside if both assets appreciate together. Rather than holding an asset paired against a stablecoin, you're pairing assets that may benefit from the same broader market trends.

And i think that the combination of lower rebalancing pressure, reduced impermanent loss risk and continued exposure to potential upside is what makes correlated pairs worth considering as part of a liquidity provision strategy. What do you think?

i need quick meals that are high in protein that can help me out, i'm not out of shape but just need some resources to guide me more. I already know some meals hanging out here and in the veganrecipe subreddit but i'm by no means a chef (not even good at cooking lol) so meals that i can just throw together and still hit my protein goals is all i need. I don't even have much time for cooking too so that's another reason