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Luxiang

@luxiang · Oct 28, 2023, 08:50

Why is it sometimes a high APY?

For example, on 10/28/2023
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reddigy

@gpe75fish · Oct 29, 2023, 08:34

As the amount of money borrowed (Borrow) gets closer to the total supplied amount (Supply), the Annual Percentage Yield (APY) increases algorithmically.


For instance, as of October 28,
・supply $305K
・borrow $273K (273/305=89%).

This situation means that 89% of the deposited $305K, which equates to $273K, has been lent out, leaving only $32K available in the pool.

Consequently, the protocol elevates the borrow APY to incentivize borrowers to repay their loans sooner.

If the system functions correctly, this mechanism will lead to a reduced utilization rate, and the borrow APY will decrease accordingly.

Tied to these dynamics, the deposit APY will also fluctuate, increasing or decreasing in response to the changing conditions.
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Zephyr

@zephyr · Oct 30, 2023, 16:02

Where can I view utilization rate?
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Zephyr - Where can I view utilization rate?

reddigy

@gpe75fish · Oct 30, 2023, 16:16

You can view utilization rate at Util.rate on Sturdy Markets website.

app.sturdy.finance/markets
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