We've talked about what DeFi was and what crypto liquidity pools are. We talked about some of the interesting ways they're all put together and now we're going to get to what we really wanted to talk about which is DeFi yield farming crypto, and how you make money from yield farming. Click here to sign up for our free cryptocurrency courses session.beessocial.us/portal

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DeFi yield farming is going to show you what you get out of your investment, but you're not going to squeeze your investment dry. So what happens is you've put capital in the liquidity pool and that liquidity pool is appreciating.
You're not squeezing anything out of that liquidity pool. The liquidity pool is actually growing or responding in concert with the pace of the appreciation or the depreciation of the asset. Plus the trading fees. And you should be cool with that because what we're saying is you placed your capital in a pool and when people use it, you're going to get trading fees. And so you're going to make more on your capital.

So your capital is actually working for you. We're leaving that alone. What yield farming is saying, you're doing such a great job, thank you for taking the time to put your tokens in our liquidity pool. In return, we're going to yield you out something. For example, if you were to put capital in one of the balancer liquidity pools, they will yield you out balancer tokens.

So today a balancer token may be trading around $40 or $50. What that means is you've actually yielded out five or six tokens and you multiply that times 50 and maybe you'll get $250 or $300 in addition to the trading fees and the appreciation of the capital there. Another way to do it, and what we're doing with be BEES.Social is you're actually yielding out a token.

You put your capital in the liquidity pool and you stake it in that liquidity pool. And what you get in return is a token that you can use for other capital growth. In BEES.Social that capital growth opportunity is perpetual. So as long as you're in that pool, you will continue yielding seeds. Just like if you are in a balancer pool, you will continue yielding balancer tokens.

Regardless of what you do, DeFi yield farming is a transformative experience from a financial perspective. Not only is your money working for you, just being a part of a trading situation. Your money is actually working for you by being a part of a yielding situation.

So let's take a look at it this way.

You first get appreciation for the coins

You next Get appreciation due to the trading fees.

And finally, you can get appreciation due to the yield brought back to you in the form of tokens.

So this DeFi yield farming is something you should definitely do because it, it takes advantage of everything in this DeFi universe.

DeFi yield farming takes advantage of liquidity pools.

It takes advantage of automated market makers, like a UniSwap, or a balancer.

It takes advantage of concepts such as the growth of a token and looking at placing a token in an automated market maker. And it also takes advantage of the concept of yielding and yielding either a token or a token with additional value.

So we totally encourage you to participate in yield farming, either with us, BEES.Social or just take this knowledge and use it to spend some time on a search engine or Medium.com, or anything just to learn about decentralized finance and what you can do with yield farming.

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What are Liquidity Pools? academia.edu/47791357/DeFi_Yield_Farming_Liquidity_Pools_and_Liquidity_Providers

What are liquidity pools? What are liquidity providers? Find out how liquidity pools are used in DeFi to create yield farming opportunities on the blockchain and how to become a yield farmer. Liquidity pools are clearly explained in this lesson.

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The first thing you need to understand about liquidity pools and liquidity providers are the players in this game. You are a liquidity pool provider in this game, and you are going to place liquidity into a liquidity pool. Thus you're the liquidity pool provider. To make this happen you are going to need to identify where you can find a liquidity pool.

What liquidity pools are designed for?

Look at a liquidity pool like this. There are cryptocurrencies that are widely traded, that many people just went out and purchased and they keep in their Coinbase or Gemini account and they just keep it there perpetually. And it's really not doing anything. It's not really working for them. There are people that need liquidity in order to make larger, more sophisticated trades like, arbitrage or loans or something else like that.

And where do they need to get those extra funds? The place where people get them is something called a liquidity pool. So if a more sophisticated investor needs to borrow funds,and it's all secure because it's all based upon smart contracts that if the borrower wherever isn't good for it, either the smart contract with self-destruct before it puts you at risk, or if they had collateral and it looked like their position that they were loaning against drop below that collateral, the smart contract would automatically liquidate them and you'd be made whole.

This liquidity enables sophisticated participants in this game to use your liquidity, to make trades and do things on their end. But whenever they touch those funds and the liquidity pool, they pay a trading fee on unit swap. It's equal to 0.3% is paid to everyone in the liquidity pool. It's paid and it's allocated to everyone based upon your percentage of the pool.

So you have 10% of the pool. You're going to get 10% of that. As a liquidity pool provider, you have the ability to contribute capital into a liquidity pool. Other sophisticated operators are going to use those funds in the liquidity pool to execute their trades. As soon as they touch those funds, they are going to pay you for that opportunity.

The trading fees will go to you as a member of that liquidity pool as a provider. That's how liquidity pools work. You have these automated market makers who are completely decentralized. This means they are not a company. They are simply a set of programs that are running that automated market maker is going to enable you to participate in a liquidity pool as a liquidity pool provider.

And when people use it, you get paid. And then that happens on a regular basis. So not only would you enjoy the appreciation of this widely traded asset, let's say you, your liquidity pool was composed of rat PE and Ethereum as those two grow or changed over time, you'd be able to, uh, participate in the appreciation of that particular asset.

Not only would you be able to participate in that appreciation? You're also going to be on top of that. You're going to be able to stack the trading fees and that's the beauty of being a liquidity pool provider. That's the benefit of participating in liquidity pools. In the next video, we're going to talk about liquidity pools and how they can help people contribute to the growth and yield farming.

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Part 1: What is DeFi? academia.edu/47790730/What_is_DeFi_Decentralized_Finance_Yield_Farming_Part_1

Beginners guide to DeFi Yield Farming Crypto. This tutorial is a three part series on DeFi yield farming and how to invest money into liquidity pools for token rewards. In this lesson you'll learn about decentralized finance, liquidity pools, liquidity providers, smart contracts, yield farming strategies, and automated market makers.

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This yield farming video series is a tutorial to help you will understand what those terms mean so that you'll be able to use them to profitably grow your capital either with us at BEES.Social or on your own. Our goal is to help you understand how to take control of your own life and money in the blockchain financial ecosystem.

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The term DeFi yield farming. Take apart that term and look at DeFi. DeFi really refers to something called decentralized finance. Decentralized finance can better be defined by defining its opposite, centralized finance. Centralized finance is the institution at the center of the whole financial transaction making the rules. A bank is a central financial institution controlling access to money using their rules.

In decentralized finance, these elements all programs. Self executing protocols that exist on something called the Ethereum blockchain, the network that all these programs run on. They're not hosted on Amazon or Google. They are hosted on this network of nodes in no centralized place where nobody can control them or stop or start what they're doing on a project (DAPP).

This decentralized app determines if you get the money by their criteria set by the framework called a smart contract. Smart contracts operates in the liquidity pool. The liquidity pools can execute the complex transactions in yield farming. That's the first part DeFi yield farming.

In the next two videos we look at the other protocols of DeFi. We will discuss liquidity pools and how to use Uniswap or Balancer. We're going to take a look at some yield farming strategies and discuss the automated market makers that make DeFi Yield Farming possible.

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It`s Yieldable: How Do I Get Seedz?
Seeds can just be yielded from the network supply and placed in your Ethereum-based Cryptocurrency wallet after you stake tokens in an Opes.Finance liquidity pool.

Which Token is Used By Yield Farmers?

Presently, the tokens being approved for staking are BPT as well as UNI-V2 tokens from the Balancer (web link) and Uniswap (link) liquidity pools from Opes.Finance, specifically.

Here are the actions (at a high level) to acquire Seedz via Balancer
Get one (or more) wrapped PE (wPE) tokens on Uniswap`s exchange

Include your wPE single-asset liquidity into the Balancer pool linked above

Stake the liquidity pool token from Balancer (BPT) into the Opes Finance Balancer smart contract. When that is full, the contract will certainly begin yielding Seedz from the network supply for your account. You must withdraw them when you require to use them

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Below are the steps (at a high level) to acquire Seedz by means of Uniswap

Get one (or more) covered PE (wPE) tokens on Uniswap`s exchange

Have an equivalent amount of Ethereum available as well as supply that a 50-- 50 (50% Ethereum, 50% wPE) mix right into a liquidity pool on Uniswap

Stake the liquidity pool token from Uniswap (UNI-V2) into the Opes Finance Uniswap smart contract.

As soon as that is complete, the contract will certainly begin yielding Seedz from the network supply for your account. You should withdraw them when you need to use them.

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Is There an Unlimited Amount of Seedz?
No. Actually, the manner in which Seedz are produced by yield farmers is an outcome of the cumulative activity of individuals using the Opes ID application. Each time a private executes a task-- that can range from supporting a companion, clicking a confirmation, or tapping "following" in a lesson-- their activity level creates extra seeds for the week. When thousands and countless individuals are energetic in the Opes ID application, the weekly Seedz will certainly be allocated to you increases.

What Can I Do With Seedz?
When an encouraging cryptocurrency project occurs to you by means of Bees.Social, you will have the alternative of staking a few of your Seedz because project.

Once you stake, a smart contract will certainly start producing tokens from that project to your account. If that project works out (or even semi-well), you will certainly be able to trade those tokens for a token you could find a lot more useful on Uniswap, giving you with capital that you can either withdraw or reinvest.

A Seedz occasion is your possibility to end up being a VC to the projects you like. Check out more about exactly how you would stake Seedz right here.

Exactly how much are my Seedz Worth from Yield Farming?
Your Seedz are adjusted relative to the project to which you decide you want to offer your Seedz. It sounds like round logic however it`s not-- due to the fact that the worth is market-driven as well as dynamic. Lets drill right into this even more

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