2026-01-15 20:31:48

Liquidity flows in when you need it and operates on short timeframes—minutes, hours, maybe a few days at most. Once settlements wrap up, repayment triggers, rewards stack up, and your capital is right back in circulation for the next opportunity. The real driver here? It's the constant recycling through settlement cycles. Rewards don't hinge on market conditions; they're generated through active capital reuse.

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LightningAllInHero

· 13h ago

The short-term liquidity cycle logic sounds good, but the key is whether the actual return rate can be achieved; otherwise, it's all pointless.

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Lonely_Validator

· 13h ago

Basically, it's about money circulating repeatedly in the liquidity pool, relying on periodic settlements to make a living.

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SigmaValidator

· 13h ago

Basically, it's a "wool-harvesting" model, making money by constantly transferring funds.

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GasWhisperer

· 13h ago

ah so it's just capital doing laps through the settlement cycle... the real arbitrage isn't the returns, it's the *timing* of when you can redeploy. few grasp this tbh

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