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Sumali Haziran 2022
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Prodigy.Fi
Prodigy.Fi@ProdigyFi·
Prodigy.Fi V2 just dropped. ...with everything you asked for ✨ 💫 dynamic pricing. yield that actually moves with the market. 💫 simpler UI. deposit in seconds, no confusion. 💫 no deposit caps. go big or start small. structured yield, evolved. live now on @Ethereum and @Base. app.prodigy.fi/earn
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Yield Maxi
Yield Maxi@0xYield_Maxi·
The power of Prodigy is organic yield through any market conditions. Options buyers pay for leverage, or protection, and sometimes pay too much Prodigy lets you access that income -- traditionally only accessible to institutions and professional traders. prodigy.fi
Prodigy.Fi@ProdigyFi

defi myth: You need leverage to earn high yields. reality: leverage is just borrowing volatility. when the market moves against you → liquidation. structured yield works differently. you’re not borrowing risk. you’re getting paid to take defined risk. Here’s how it works 🧵

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Prodigy.Fi
Prodigy.Fi@ProdigyFi·
predictable ETH yield. no liquidations. set it and forget it. That's the way to do it.
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Prodigy.Fi
Prodigy.Fi@ProdigyFi·
why "no liquidation" is the 2026 meta: 1️⃣ the problem: staking only pays 3-4%, while 10% price swings make yield with leverage a liquidation trap. 2️⃣ the solution: structured vaults. you set your target price. 3️⃣ the outcome: -> price hits target? you buy the dip + keep the yield. -> price misses? you keep your USDC + keep the yield. zero liquidation risk. 100% predictable. bookmark this for the next time the charts go red. 📑
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Bitwise
Bitwise@Bitwise·
During Sunday’s attacks in Iran, when all traditional markets were closed, Bloomberg turned to Hyperliquid’s crude oil contract to gauge the impact for investors. If hedge funds and banks weren’t looking at stablecoins or tokenized assets before this weekend, they’re paying attention now.
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Prodigy.Fi
Prodigy.Fi@ProdigyFi·
NEW IN. our referral program just got juicier. we’re democratizing structured yields and now, we’re democratizing the rewards too. you can now earn up to 30% of protocol fees in rewards. no more counting invites; your tier now scales directly with the volume you refer.
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Clawy
Clawy@clawy_pro·
Stop. Don't buy that Mac Mini just to try OpenClaw. I've seen too many people drop $700-800+ on hardware before they even know if OpenClaw is right for them. That's not investing—that's impulse buying. We just launched Clawy in open beta. It lets you deploy a fully configured OpenClaw AI agent on Telegram in about 3 minutes. No server setup. No terminal. No code. Just Pick a model, connect your bot, and go live. What you get: - Multi-Agent Architecture: Up to 8 independent sub-agents with persistent sessions, each handling specialized tasks without losing context - Smart Routing: An LLM-based classifier that routes every request to the right model tier automatically. You save on API costs without giving up quality - Multi-Provider Models: Claude, Kimi K2.5, MiniMax M2.5, all hosted through trusted US-based platforms like @FireworksAI_HQ - Security: Locked-down SSH, network isolation, encrypted secrets. You don't touch any of it because you don't have to The beta deal: - 7-day free trial + $10 in free credits just for signing up. That's enough to actually use it. Run your agent, test the models, see if OpenClaw fits your workflow. If it doesn't? Cancel. You spent $0. If it does but you want more control? Cancel and self-host with confidence, because now you actually know what you're building toward. If you want local hardware? Great, now you can buy that Mac Mini knowing it's the right call, not just a hopeful one. The point is: - Try the thing before you commit to the thing. OpenClaw in 3 minutes. No hardware required.
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Abbas Khan ⟠
Abbas Khan ⟠@KhanAbbas201·
One of the biggest reasons why it's hard to experiment in crypto is security audits and their costs. I've spoken to more than 10 teams in the last month who are all currently ready to launch on mainnet, but are held back by audits and their insane cost. A basic audit can cost up to 50k for a small codebase, which makes it hard for bootstrapped projects to launch and explore if they should even be spending their time on this. The industry did a terrible job of overpricing security audits and it has strongly held the space back.
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Jonah Lau
Jonah Lau@jonahlau_·
Leadership advice is always about adding more, yet the best operators I've worked with got better by removing things. They simply did everything to remove their team's barriers and got out of their way
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Prodigy.Fi
Prodigy.Fi@ProdigyFi·
Prodigy.Fi will be attending @consensus_hk 🇭🇰 from Feb 10-12! Here's a compilation of the events we'll be at so come hang with us ✨
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nairolf
nairolf@0xNairolf·
why is no one doing easy one click structured products? like: - risk-free(ish) exposure on BTC - capped upside, protected downside this would absolutely kill
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Lookonchain
Lookonchain@lookonchain·
All 8 traders once made huge profits on Hyperliquid, but every one of them ended up getting wiped out. Stay away from high leverage.
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Omer Goldberg
Omer Goldberg@omeragoldberg·
No free lunch! Elevated yields == risk. The only question is whether you've identified it. The current regime has compressed DeFi yields significantly against historical benchmarks. What's been revealing is how risk appetite responds when the safe end of the curve shrinks. Many don't recalibrate. They stay mentally anchored to 20% stablecoin APYs and treat 4-6% as a loss. So capital doesn't move down the risk curve; it actually moves up, chasing whatever still shows double digits. Put differently: double-digit APY is not a product. It's a signal. The market is asking someone to warehouse risk. MM vaults on perp DEXs are a good example. Increasingly treated as "cash+", and placed in the same mental bucket as t-bills and lending deposits. The risk profile is fundamentally different, as market events like 10/10 remind us. Yield tells you what the market is willing to pay for risk transfer. Make sure you're reading it correctly.
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