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And just like that
Copex is pumoing hard +15% while premia is crabbing at barely 3%

>>52762454
You can choose how long you wish to stake for, hence "up to 75%". It doesn't matter if you yourself don't want to stake for any extended period of time because others will be willing to, and they will buy Premia and price will be driven higher until the APR falls to a reasonable percentage. You can just hold and enjoy the ride.

>GNS might have a dividend yield of 2.5% but it's literally risk-free as you can always unstake and sell immediately.
Stop coping, 2.5% is pathetic, you're not even beating inflation. And no it is not risk free, not having a lock time doesn't save you from a smart contract exploit, that happens immediately.

GNS staking APR: 2.94%
GMX staking APR: 9.63%
GNS performance from Q2 bottom: +550%
GMX performance from Q2 bottom: +220%
GNS marketcap: $114M
GMX marketcap: $347M
.....
Premia staking APR: 60%-90%
Premia performance from Q2 bottom: +120%
Premia marketcap: $8.6M

The next on-chain derivatives protocol to reach $100M marketcap is right in front of you.
You're welcome.

>>52631737
Based, Rose is the most pathetic overhyped scam cult this board has seen in a while. You faggots should have bought Premia instead.

Shill me your best Real Yield (read: not ponzi inflationary yield) projects to buy and stake for a comfy passive income.