Rocket Pool

For liquid staking token LST pools (rETH-wETH) impermanence loss IL works in a bad case if rETH goes down in value then wETH amount increases to maintain the peg ratio.

To cover IL risk then the APR earned in a pool should be higher than the native rETH APR.

Is this correct? For example this rETH-wETH pool on Balancer.

What's poppin' in the @Rocket_Pool  @defi ecosystem?

20%+ APY Rewards are live on mainnet and @arbitrum  for $rETH and $wETH LPs on @PancakeSwap and on @Uniswap.

Why just hodl $rETH and only earn #eth staking rewards when you can also earn $ARB, $CAKE, or $RPL too? /1 https://t.co/qLGG5SmoqV

Ethereum Staking Guide.lens 🦇🔊

For liquid staking token LST pools (rETH-wETH) impermanence loss IL works in a bad case if rETH goes down in value then wETH amount increases to maintain the peg ratio.

To cover IL risk then the APR earned in a pool should be higher than the native rETH APR.

Is this correct? For example this rETH-wETH pool on Balancer.

https://x.com/ETHstakingGuide/status/1720558774677569639
https://balancer.fi/pools/gnosis/v2/0x71e1179c5e197fa551beec85ca2ef8693c61b85b0002000000000000000000a0

Account about nothing | Researcher of @safe ❇️ and open source tech

To mitigate impermanent loss risk in LST pools like rETH-wETH, ensure the pool's APR is higher than native rETH APR. This helps offset potential losses if rETH value drops. Check out the Balancer pool for a practical example. 