If anyone is interested in the true mathematics behind how $FLI levers up and manages risk, you can check out this link: pulse.inc/flexible-leverage-index
No, it works a bit differently than that. Tough to explain via text but you can check the mathetics here to see how the protocol algorithmically manages its leverage. In practice, $FLI won't perfectly double ETH's returns. pulse.inc/flexible-leverage-index
Fantastic explanation. You distilled a lot of complex concepts into something that was easy to understand. Very much appreciated, keep up the good work. Subscribed!
If eth loose 50% like the last crash, is fli 2x getting liquidated? Is this different from ethup on binance? I have a friend who lost a lot with this token, his holding was divided by 4. From 250$ to 60$ per ethup token
No, it works a bit differently than that. Tough to explain via text but you can check the mathetics here to see how the protocol algorithmically manages its leverage. In practice, $FLI won't perfectly double ETH's returns. pulse.inc/flexible-leverage-index
Be carefull that those kind of products ARE NOT for the long term (therefore LP them is not a good idea) as they are the same as leveraged BULL and BEAR token introduced by exchanges like binance. They tend to perform horrendously when volatility is high (aka volatility decay, beta slippage).
I feel like this video is pretty misleading because it fails to address one huge component of leveraged funds, rebalancing! Rebalancing will erode your position away over time. You should only hold this token for one rebalancing period at a time. If you don’t know what that means, don’t buy this token.
If anyone is interested in the true mathematics behind how $FLI levers up and manages risk, you can check out this link: pulse.inc/flexible-leverage-index
Thanks for the video! What happens if ETH drops more then 50%? Would FLI drop more then 100%? Liquidation and worthless FLI token?
No, it works a bit differently than that. Tough to explain via text but you can check the mathetics here to see how the protocol algorithmically manages its leverage. In practice, $FLI won't perfectly double ETH's returns.
pulse.inc/flexible-leverage-index
@@JustinBram awesome thanks again for the info!
Awesome man, precise, concise, just about everything.
Fantastic explanation. You distilled a lot of complex concepts into something that was easy to understand. Very much appreciated, keep up the good work. Subscribed!
Your channel really is a treasure trove of valuable information. Thank you 🙏
Love your channel and explanations!
Great explanation. Thanks for creating such great videos!
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Great video. Thanks so much!
this video is super helpful! thank you xxx
Awesome breakdown!
This is brilliant.
Thanks!
If eth loose 50% like the last crash, is fli 2x getting liquidated?
Is this different from ethup on binance?
I have a friend who lost a lot with this token, his holding was divided by 4.
From 250$ to 60$ per ethup token
Bro, this is a Great content!
Not like the bybitch affiliate youtubers
Does it make sense to buy ETH2x-FLI and hold it as long as you would hold ETH? I want to just consistently buy it over the years and stake tons of it
Thank you
Is buying into this from eth a taxable event? Curious as it’s still eth either way etc.
At what point if any will I get liquidated if the price of eth was to drop?
if your pool balance goes 100% to eth wouldn't you only have exposure to the 2x token from earned fees?
Would it be correct to say that if ETH drops 50%, the leveraged ETH would drop to 0?
No, it works a bit differently than that. Tough to explain via text but you can check the mathetics here to see how the protocol algorithmically manages its leverage. In practice, $FLI won't perfectly double ETH's returns.
pulse.inc/flexible-leverage-index
@@JustinBram thanks will do
@@JustinBram seems quite risky
It is
@@JustinBram how safe is stEth / Lido in your opinion? I heard there is a small chance that it might depeg from eth
Be careful holding these in a choppy market, the performance will be reduced from re/de leveraging!
its actually safe bet if you are bullish on ETH.
Be carefull that those kind of products ARE NOT for the long term (therefore LP them is not a good idea) as they are the same as leveraged BULL and BEAR token introduced by exchanges like binance. They tend to perform horrendously when volatility is high (aka volatility decay, beta slippage).
I feel like this video is pretty misleading because it fails to address one huge component of leveraged funds, rebalancing! Rebalancing will erode your position away over time.
You should only hold this token for one rebalancing period at a time.
If you don’t know what that means, don’t buy this token.
Please familiarize yourself here: help.tokensets.com/en/articles/5049435-how-do-leverage-tokens-work
Works quite a bit differently than an equities leveraged ETF
Thank you, Justin.
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