/biz/ - Business & Finance

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currently, the only YFL pool that's open is the governance pool; it doesn't CURRENTLY provide payouts of any sort, but it is certain—so far—that creators of successful governance proposals will receive a payout of some sort from the YFL treasury (the details of this/amounts paid out are being worked out in the most recent governance proposal). it's possible, in the future, that voters may receive rewards for their participation in voting—of course, this will be subject to vote.
the uniswap liquidity pool is currently *technically* a way to get YFL from collecting trading fees as a liquidity provider, but if one expects the price of YFL to increase over the next few days/weeks (as i do), then you're much more likely to lose YFL, but gain ETH (in a manner that, even though you'd be losing out on YFL gains, *probably* still grants you more gains than simply holding YFL and then trying to sell the top—which means that, with any luck, one could time a dip and sell some of the ETH that they get as a liquidity provider for a majority of their YFL back, *maybe*)

sorry for the long-winded explanation; bottom line is, there's no more yield farming—for now. only ways to get YFL involve at least some level of risk (beyond the kind of risk involved with staking your precious LINKs in an unaudited contract)

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