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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Asset Type

Based on volatility and other market factors, the underlying assets of Stella Strategy can be broadly categorized into three types:

  1. Stable: These assets exhibit minimal price fluctuations over time. They are considered low-risk investments, often preferred by conservative investors seeking steady returns.

  2. Major: Major assets are well-established and have a significant presence in the market. While they might experience some fluctuations, they are generally less volatile than newer or less established assets.

  3. Volatile: As the name suggests, these assets are characterized by significant price swings in short periods. While they offer the potential for high returns, they also come with increased risks.

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