Stella
  • Overview
    • 🌠Getting Started
  • STELLA TRADE
    • 🌐Overview
    • 📚Perpetual Futures 101
  • 🏗️Architecture
  • 🔮Price oracles
  • ⚠️Liquidations
  • ⚙️Platform Specifications
  • 🔌Integration Guide
  • STELLA YIELD
    • ❓How Stella Works?
    • 🤝Pay-As-You-Earn (PAYE) Model
    • 🚀Stella Strategy
      • Why Stella Strategy is Unique?
      • Strategy Type
      • Asset Type
      • Strategy Exposure
      • Collateral Factor
      • Borrow Factor
      • Credits
      • Price Range & Liquidity Shape
      • Liquidation
        • Liquidation Discount
        • Post-Liquidation Value
        • Pendle/Penpie Liquidation Price
      • Price Impact
      • Leverage
      • Supported Strategies
    • 🏦Stella Lend
      • Why Stella Lend is Unique?
      • Pool Type
      • Supported Assets
      • Yield Vault
      • Withdrawal Delay
    • 💰Yield Calculation
      • PAYE Graph
      • Yield Sharing
    • ⚠️Risk Framework
      • Precautionary Measures
      • Slow Mode
  • App Guide: Stella Yield
    • Walkthrough Stella APP
    • Open a position
    • Close a Position
    • View Your Position
    • Add/Remove Extra Collateral
    • Claim Assets from Liquidated Position
    • Deposit & Withdraw Assets
  • Developers
    • 📃Contract Addresses
      • Core
      • Stella Strategy
      • Stella Lend
      • Oracle
    • 📜Contract ABI
    • ⚙️API
  • Tokenomics
    • 🎯ALPHA Token
    • ⚡Staking & Protocol Fees
    • 👥Token Distribution
  • Additional Information
    • 🟠About Stella
    • 🔎Audit Reports
    • 📣Community Links
    • 📸Media Kit
    • ❔FAQ
    • 📖Terms of Use
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  1. STELLA YIELD

Stella Strategy

Stella offers a range of leveraged strategies sourced from major DeFi protocols, providing users with expanded opportunities to generate yields.

By utilizing liquidity from Stella Lend, Stella Strategy enables users (or leveragoors) to increase their positions by borrowing funds at 0% cost. This results in larger position sizes, leading to higher yields from trading fees, token rewards, or price exposure.

Unlike traditional accruing borrow interest from utilization-based IRM, Stella adopts a Pay-As-You-Earn (PAYE) model. When closing a position and realizing a profit, a portion of the net profit is deducted as a fee for the borrowed liquidity.

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