Strategies categories
Disassembling
Disassembling strategies aim at safely exit positions and reducing exposure to potentially risky protocols’ smart contracts. This can include the following single actions or combination of them:
- Withdrawing funds.
- Unstaking assets from liquidity pools or staking mechanisms.
- Repaying any outstanding debt and subsequently withdrawing collateral.
- Executing token swaps to convert assets into more desired or stable forms.
Assembling
Assembling strategies aim to create positions to either take advantage of yield opportunities or gain exposure to specific assets or protocols. This can include the following single actions or combination of them:
- Depositing funds.
- Staking assets in liquidity pools or staking mechanisms.
- Borrowing funds by providing collateral.
- Executing token swaps to acquire specific assets needed for the strategy.
Harvesting
Harvesting strategies aim to effectively manage the rewards earned. This can include the following single actions or combination of them:
- Claiming Rewards
- Reinvesting: Depositing the claimed rewards back into the protocol or a different one.
- Swapping Rewards: Converting claimed rewards into other assets.
Anti-liquidation
Anti-liquidation strategies focuses on actions aimed at preventing the liquidation of positions. This can include the following single actions or combination of them:
- Depositing Collateral
- Repaying Debt
Bridging
Bridging strategies focus on transferring assets across chains. This can include:
- Bridging tokens
- Bridging and swapping: Exchanging tokens either before or after bridging and bridging