Remember: if you want to get good yield from @Theo_Network you should be making use of the Arbitrum PT loops on Euler. Not only that, but if you're talking about them on X, you need to have a certain threshold of points (currently I believe unknown) on the wallet that's linked to your K4ito wallet page. The PT loop makes sense, and is simple to setup: 1. Use metamatcha/cowswap to buy thbills with USD 2. Go to the Pendle market, and make sure you MINT the PTs manually for lowest slippage (leftover YT is ok, you can set limit orders to sell these later down the line) 3. Go to Euler, set up the loop 4. With the borrowed money from the loop, repeat 1-3 ad nausea 5. Can also LP the uniswap pool USDC/thbill for a 1.5x points boost, since we are a bit late at this point for the points, but not too late. Result? Some points, good yield on the PT loops as long as USDC borrows are low, and we just need to have cash on hand to unwind the loop come November 27th with lowest slippage. As always with these loops, make sure to start unwinding piece by piece a few days before, and using stables from elsewhere for it. Happy farming.
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