>>20002446
Lol I posted about this on another thread. DMG might have a run up but it is not the safest bet. It seems ponzi-esque. Here is the process:
1. DAI, USDC, or ETH are deposited in exchange for DMM mTokens.
2. The deposited DAI, USDC, and ETH are used to acquire real-world, income producing assets, all viewable on chain.
3. The assets pay out interest, which is returned to the DMM Ecosystem.
4. DMM mTokens are freely swapped back for the original DAI/USDC/ETH deposited plus interest accrued.
They're giving you a shitcoin for your valuable crypto, buying used car loans and other junk debt with a high interest rate, and then allowing you to swap it back with interest at any time, which means it will require more and more people to be joining in order to allow sufficient liquidity. If everyone tried to get their crypto back it would collapse. It just sounds like a pyramid scheme meant to help banks offload bad debts imo.