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✨Lynn Brooke exploring DeFi's world✨ Here I share simple how-to's from my experiences, easing the way for fellow DeFi explorers



40 Acres - Overview
40 Acres introduces a new era of utility for veNFT holders, going beyond voting to unlock liquidity, automation, and passive income. Designed for users of veAERO and veVELO, this protocol enhances the way you interact with your locked assets - allowing you to borrow against them, automate compounding of rewards, and earn through lending. 🔍 What you will find in this article:What you need.Borrowing with veNFTs (without liquidation risk).How auto-compounding works.Earning yield through USDC le...

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After familiarizing yourself with installing and starting the Rabby browser extension and the Rabby Desktop app, it's time to explore the Rabby Wallet's mobile application. Expanding the Rabby Wallet ecosystem to mobile devices enhances accessibility and convenience for managing digital assets on the go. This guide will specifically focus on importing a MetaMask address and adding a watch-only address. Quick Safety Tip for Mobile Wallets: When using mobile wallets, consider keeping ...

Bridging xVELO to VELO: A Simple Guide
With Velodrome expanding as the Superchain hub, it has introduced xVELO as the token for non-Optimims networks like Ink, Soneium, and Mode. However, if you are looking to convert xVELO into VELO on Optimism, this guide will walk you thorugh two methods to get it done efficiently. 📌 What you will find in this article:How to swap xVELO to VELO using Velodrome’s native swap feature.How to use vFAT Tools as an alternative method.Useful tips for a smooth conversion process.✅ What you need:A walle...
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Aave’s platform not only facilitates lending and borrowing digital assets but also introduces a versatile feature: the SWITCH option for both supplied and borrowed assets. This functionality shines when adjusting strategies in response to changing APYs or seeking more favorable lending and borrowing conditions.
If you want to know more about supplying and borrowing on Aave, read my article “Aave simplified: Supply, Borrow and Grow”.
What you will find in this article:

SWITCHING SUPPLIED ASSETS
If the APY on your supplied asset diminishes or you spot another asset with a higher return potential, here’s how to switch:
1)Navigate to “Supply” from the Dashboard on Aave’s main page.

2)Click on the “Switch” button.
3)Determine the amount of the supplied asset you want to switch. You can opt for any amount up to the total supplied.
4)Select the asset you want to switch to in the “Switch to” field.
5)The “Transaction overview” provides essential information such as changes in the Health Factor, Supply APY and Liquidation Threshold. It’s crucial to monitor these metrics closely to avoid liquidation.

6)Adjust slippage, approve the transaction and complete the switch.

Alternatively, withdrawing the total supplied amount, swapping the tokens, and initiating a new supply in the desired asset in an option. However, Aave’s SWITCH simplifies the process significantly.
SWITCHING BORROWED ASSETS
Similarly, should you encounter a borrowable asset with a lover debt APY, switching can optimize your debt conditions:
1)From the Dashboard, select “Borrow”.

2)Click the “Switch” button.
3)Choose how much of the borrowable asset you wish to switch. The maximum is the total borrowed amount.
4)In the “Switch to” section, pick the new asset for your debt.
5)Aave provides details on changes in Borrow APY and the Borrow balance post-switch in the Transaction Overview.

6)Adjust the slippage tolerance, approve and proceed with the switch.

The SWITCH feature on Aave offers flexibility in managing your digital assets, allowing you to adapt to market dynamics efficently. Wheter optimizing returns on supplied assets or minimizing costs on borrowed ones, SWITCH provides a streamlined approach to adjusting your portfolio on the fly.
Lynn Brooke
This article serves educational purposes and is not financial advice. We encourage you to do your own research and be responsible for your actions in the financial space.
Aave’s platform not only facilitates lending and borrowing digital assets but also introduces a versatile feature: the SWITCH option for both supplied and borrowed assets. This functionality shines when adjusting strategies in response to changing APYs or seeking more favorable lending and borrowing conditions.
If you want to know more about supplying and borrowing on Aave, read my article “Aave simplified: Supply, Borrow and Grow”.
What you will find in this article:

SWITCHING SUPPLIED ASSETS
If the APY on your supplied asset diminishes or you spot another asset with a higher return potential, here’s how to switch:
1)Navigate to “Supply” from the Dashboard on Aave’s main page.

2)Click on the “Switch” button.
3)Determine the amount of the supplied asset you want to switch. You can opt for any amount up to the total supplied.
4)Select the asset you want to switch to in the “Switch to” field.
5)The “Transaction overview” provides essential information such as changes in the Health Factor, Supply APY and Liquidation Threshold. It’s crucial to monitor these metrics closely to avoid liquidation.

6)Adjust slippage, approve the transaction and complete the switch.

Alternatively, withdrawing the total supplied amount, swapping the tokens, and initiating a new supply in the desired asset in an option. However, Aave’s SWITCH simplifies the process significantly.
SWITCHING BORROWED ASSETS
Similarly, should you encounter a borrowable asset with a lover debt APY, switching can optimize your debt conditions:
1)From the Dashboard, select “Borrow”.

2)Click the “Switch” button.
3)Choose how much of the borrowable asset you wish to switch. The maximum is the total borrowed amount.
4)In the “Switch to” section, pick the new asset for your debt.
5)Aave provides details on changes in Borrow APY and the Borrow balance post-switch in the Transaction Overview.

6)Adjust the slippage tolerance, approve and proceed with the switch.

The SWITCH feature on Aave offers flexibility in managing your digital assets, allowing you to adapt to market dynamics efficently. Wheter optimizing returns on supplied assets or minimizing costs on borrowed ones, SWITCH provides a streamlined approach to adjusting your portfolio on the fly.
Lynn Brooke
This article serves educational purposes and is not financial advice. We encourage you to do your own research and be responsible for your actions in the financial space.
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