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The Resolv exploit is a good reminder of why we built Protected.
Your deposits, along with your risk and exposure, are systematically distributed across DeFi, on multiple chains.
Your funds are never overexposed to a single protocol, and junior capital absorbs losses before they ever reach you.
These rules hold true, whether you're paying attention or not.

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we've got 3 years left to make it, bros
either forced singularity (did not make it)
or chosen disconnection (made it)
Apple News@applenws
Apple is reportedly cooking up a trio of AI wearables techcrunch.com/2026/02/17/app…
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New Public Thesis: Lulo
The consensus says distribution is the only moat that matters. At Gami Capital, we believe execution and resilience are what keep the doors open.
As stablecoins surpass $300B, the market is shifting from speculative play to scalable fintech. Here is why we backed @uselulo :
Yield Abstraction: Lulo turns fragmented DeFi primitives into a "set-and-forget" experience. One deposit, smart routing, and automated rebalancing on Solana.
Embedded Protection: No claim forms, no DAOs. Risk is priced directly into the engine, making safety transparent and programmatic.
Proven Traction: With ~$100M in TVL and a native iOS app, Lulo is bridging the gap between complex protocols and mainstream UX.
Stablecoin savings are the ultimate onboarding funnel for the next wave of users. Lulo is the infrastructure layer leading the charge.

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to get the best yield on your stablecoins you need to understand: liquidity management, stablecoin design, borrow rate curves, liquidation mechanics, leverage, looping...
or
just @uselulo

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Nice @dune dashboard by @lindyhan on the Kraken Earn vaults.
If you know the curators, you can guess 100% the allocation.
And yes, it's mainly Paypal shareholders paying Kraken users. 🤝
dune.com/lindyhan/krake…

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Its not about getting rich, its about getting somewhere
Use Lulo
yoku (creator arc)@0xYoku
@digiii @uselulo Basically you can not wok rest of life like literally $1.5k per month in some countries that’s enough for life
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New on Lulo: Manifest Trade 🛡️
Lulo's Protect system gives you access to top DeFi yields without the complexity.
One deposit. Protection built in.
Manifest@ManifestTrade
Excited to announce our partnership with @uselulo, Solana's largest yield aggregator! Now, access Manifest's high-yield $upPYUSD vault through Lulo's protected products, get that exposure in a safe, smart way. Yield farming just got an UPgrade.
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@rami_poker Thanks for this!
I would add "real yield" != token emissions
Sometimes number is high but its some shitcoin you have to sell and take 30% slippage on
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-What's the APR?
-What is the duration of the farm?
-What are the possibilities I get squeezed or diluted?
-What's the cost of entering/exiting? Potential depegs/overpegs I should be concerned about?
Those 4 are the most important questions I ask myself when entering a farm
(what's the safety, obviously; what are the risks or concentrated risks; what is the liquidity; what is the oracle; but these should already be deeply ingrained in all farmer)
So if:
1) APR gud: 30%+ these days would be considered quite good, 60%+ overall for good times, 80-90%+ for peak bull market
2) Duration: as long as possible, though in PTs there's a sweet spot between linear discount/capital efficiency (and possibility of market going higher and trapping you in a shitty position) and management, in my experience in around 1-2 months; less than 3-4 weeks is too much hassle (although good for the peak performers), more than 2 months becomes too risky (on market reversing on you) and inefficient due to effective leverage going down due to principal token discount being too high.
3) Lower chance of getting squeezed or massively diluted: Morpho is goated in making its borrowers suffer and pay a lot more than average market rates, especially in non-mainnet chains and in lower liquid stuff. Aave is goated in keeping stable rates. There's a lot in between.
Also, "real apr" farms will get a lot more dilution than points/hidden/other friction aprs, so if you enter a syrupUSDC/USDC loop, or something that pays X direct apr on the collateral, you can expect to never have outsized returns; I can assure you that there is always an 8 fig carnivorous monster whales who’s happy with a yield much lower than what you consider acceptable. Even PTs with fixed collateral APR can get massively diluted by borrowers pushing rates higher.
So bottomline, hidden/delayed/mistery/harder to figure out yield will always get less diluted than real yield although PT loops are not as diluted as direct yield (syrupusdc/usdc type).
4) Low friction when entering/exiting: depegs/overpegs, redemption fees, temporary depegs at maturity (or no redemptions at all like in the case of theo) all should be considered. This one is less important IF as we mentioned before duration is large enough, but still needs to be considered (think of sUSDe price after maturity in 2023-2024)
If all 4 get a checkmark, you have found a gem! Something that will make you rich while you aren't paying much attention to it. Those farms are rare in bull markets and unicorns in a bear market but you gotta get as close to the unicorn as possible.
TLDR: gud Apr, gud duration, low potential dilution, and in less but still important, in/out friction will make you have a comfy farm where money truly works for you and not viceversa.

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Challenge complete.
20 miles a day (42,000 steps)
31 days straight.
Total miles in January: 633 miles
Quick stats:
•2,500 calories per day
•Weight: 200 → 182 (-18 lbs)
•Resting hear rate: 65 → 48
•Strength training: 5x/week
Got significantly stronger despite the cut.
5 rep max gains (lbs):
•Bench: 245 → 275
•Squat: 265 → 335
•Deadlift: 275 → 325

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