What Is Yield Farming?
Yield farming means moving crypto between DeFi protocols to collect fees and token rewards. How it started in 2020, how it works and why returns often fade.
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Yield farming means moving crypto between DeFi protocols to collect fees and token rewards. How it started in 2020, how it works and why returns often fade.
DeFi is financial services run by smart contracts on public blockchains: trading, lending and more without a bank. How it works, what it is for and the risks.
TVL is the dollar value of crypto deposited in DeFi protocols. How it is calculated, what it tells you, and why price moves and double counting can mislead.
A smart contract audit is an expert review of code before launch. What auditors check, why audited protocols still get hacked, and how to read an audit report.
A liquidity pool is a smart contract holding two or more tokens that traders swap against. How pools work, how providers earn fees, and the risks they take on.
Impermanent loss is how much less a liquidity provider ends up with than if they had held. The formula, a worked ETH example and a table by price change.
Swap tokens on a decentralized exchange safely: set up a wallet, verify the site and token, check price impact and slippage, approve carefully, then revoke.
DeFi yield comes from borrowers, traders, staking, real-world assets, derivatives or newly printed tokens. How to tell which one pays you and why it matters.
DeFi lending runs on smart contracts; centralized lenders like Celsius took custody of deposits. Compare transparency, control, risks and what happened in 2022.
DeFi Summer was the 2020 boom when token rewards pulled billions into DeFi. The timeline from COMP to UNI, what it built and what it left behind.
Fake sites, unlimited approvals, copycat tokens, wrong networks, unexplained yields and risky borrowing: where each DeFi mistake happens and how to stop it.
Health factor shows how close a DeFi loan is to liquidation. The formula, how to find your liquidation price and a worked liquidation example with numbers.