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237 sats \ 1 reply \ @matthewjablack 11 Jul 2023 \ parent \ on: We are the co-founders of Atomic.Finance, AMA. (Non-custodial BTC yield) bitcoin
The yield comes from selling covered calls. When you sell a call, you get a premium, for the obligation to sell your Bitcoin if it rises above a certain price.
In our strategy, we use TA filters to determine when it's a good time to sell a call, and it will sell a weekly call option if it deems it appropriate.
Users lock their BTC in a DLC for a month at a time, and the strategy goes to work.
Of course, there's no free lunch in Bitcoin, so there's a chance Bitcoin price will go above the strike price, which will result in getting less Bitcoin back.
So far the max drawdown for a single trade has been 1.14% and the historical APY is 7.87%.
One of the nice things with covered calls is no matter what, you're up in USD terms of Bitcoin terms.
USD terms or Bitcoin terms**
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