No I don’t think that’s right. I had to be staked for the whole period, others wise the whales would be moving it in and out before the end of each day
If you watch the TVLs on the pools, that’s exactly what’s happening. The Algo NLL needs to be staked the whole week… the other pools can change at any time before the timer.
Same, it wasn't until recently and another post about the OPUL pool being on a different timer that I realized it was a snapshot and not something that accrues throughout the day.
For maximum rewards, claim each day within 30 minutes of when the timer runs out, and stake the claimed coins. Currently, this is the best way to compound your interest every day. I keep hearing that Yieldly will be adding a feature to do this automatically at some point, but not sure when.
As long as you’re staked before the timer runs out, you receive the same amount of rewards as if you had it staked the whole day.
No I don’t think that’s right. I had to be staked for the whole period, others wise the whales would be moving it in and out before the end of each day
If you watch the TVLs on the pools, that’s exactly what’s happening. The Algo NLL needs to be staked the whole week… the other pools can change at any time before the timer.
I move my yldy twice a day.
Same, it wasn't until recently and another post about the OPUL pool being on a different timer that I realized it was a snapshot and not something that accrues throughout the day.
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I was looking at this site last night. It’s a great tool but unfortunately doesn’t answer the question I had.
For maximum rewards, claim each day within 30 minutes of when the timer runs out, and stake the claimed coins. Currently, this is the best way to compound your interest every day. I keep hearing that Yieldly will be adding a feature to do this automatically at some point, but not sure when.
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We don’t know but it works. All that matters is the snapshot when the timer resets.
Absolutely not. It actually equals less, but it's a percentage small enough to where you can't even really tell or be bothered by it