EVAA, a decentralized liquidity protocol on TON, has teamed up with DeDust and Storm Trade to offer liquidity providers leveraged farming.
The new LP Pool enables farming strategies on TON. By using LP tokens as collateral, users can borrow additional assets, reinvest, and boost their yields. This new feature is now available through the @EvaaAppBot. Check out EVAA’s video guide featuring the Storm Trade use case, or explore the full text tutorial here.
Disclaimer: Leveraged farming carries risks and may not be suitable for all users. Please consider your financial situation and risk tolerance before participating. The information provided is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice.
EVAA, a decentralized liquidity protocol on TON, has teamed up with DeDust and Storm Trade to offer liquidity providers leveraged farming.
The new LP Pool enables farming strategies on TON. By using LP tokens as collateral, users can borrow additional assets, reinvest, and boost their yields. This new feature is now available through the @EvaaAppBot. Check out EVAA’s video guide featuring the Storm Trade use case, or explore the full text tutorial here.
Disclaimer: Leveraged farming carries risks and may not be suitable for all users. Please consider your financial situation and risk tolerance before participating. The information provided is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice.
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