Over the last few months as many of you I’m sure already know, DeFi has been relatively quiet, due to the growing popularity from within the NFT industry, or more so the metaverse. Most Ethereum users were expecting DeFi summer 2.0 which ended up shaping up into an NFT summer instead. Basically, this means that APY’s have been lower than usual, and definitely far lower than they were this time last year. That’s not to say that DeFi has dried up by any means. In fact, it’s actually quite the opposite, many new DeFi projects have been popping up all over the place, so really there are still decent returns up for grabs within DeFi, we just need to look a little harder to find them.
Yield Management on Polygon – Using Tetu
Yield Management on Polygon – Using Tetu
Yield Management on Polygon – Using Tetu
Over the last few months as many of you I’m sure already know, DeFi has been relatively quiet, due to the growing popularity from within the NFT industry, or more so the metaverse. Most Ethereum users were expecting DeFi summer 2.0 which ended up shaping up into an NFT summer instead. Basically, this means that APY’s have been lower than usual, and definitely far lower than they were this time last year. That’s not to say that DeFi has dried up by any means. In fact, it’s actually quite the opposite, many new DeFi projects have been popping up all over the place, so really there are still decent returns up for grabs within DeFi, we just need to look a little harder to find them.