Wealth Mastery #87

Written By
Lark Davis
First Published
February 13, 2022
Last Updated
September 5, 2024
Estimated Reading Time
20 minutes
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In This Issue

My latest portfolio updates. 

Rebecca breaks down this week’s trending coins.

Matt has a report for you on the Harmony ecosystem. 

The team from xDefi, a buzzy new wallet provider join us to discuss how they are planning on breaking into the highly competitive wallet market. 

Jesse has a deep dive for you on Qredo, a crypto custodian service. 

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Lark’s Portfolio

Those Bitcoin and Ethereum purchases from last week are feeling pretty good right now. 😉 

I did also buy a little bit more BTC this week. 

I have exited my MC ETH farm. Total impermanent loss was around 12 Ethereum… ouch… silver lining is that I should get a tax discount since the value of the tokens when I entered the pool was much higher than when I exited. Now I must wait to see if this was all worth it when my farming rewards unlock in a year. 

I was thinking of adding more to my Illuvium farming position but they have closed the staking portal while upgrading to V2. 

Kylin has now fallen below the 0.1% threshold to be included in the portfolio. So it has been removed. Still holding it for some reason… maybe one day it will moon…  

BTW I did buy some more stocks from the money I took out of crypto stablecoins. Not anything new, just more of my existing positions in REITs, big tech, renewables, and EVs. 

In general I am not rushing into anything right now. As you can see my altcoin bags are well packed. Although I am making some considerations about moving my Bitcoin out of Convex Finance as the rates have fallen a lot. Below are some of the best rates for Bitcoin lending and defi that I could find. Without taking any degen risks. Haven’t decided on which one I will take yet, so stay tuned next week for an update. 

Bitcoin Rates 

Decentralized Finance *** As always smart contract risks are an ever present danger which could result in a total loss of funds.

The rates for lending out Bitcoin across the market have generally not been awesome for a while now. BUT there are still some places where you can get some good rates. 

Yearn Finance around 13% for Wrapped Bitcoin if you use the Fantom Network version of Yearn Finance. 

Beefy Finance on Polygon is offering almost 9% for providing liquidity to the renBTC/WBTC pair.

Bancor on Ethereum is paying a little over 5% on Wrapped Bitcoin.

Centralized Lenders *** These generally offer lower rates,  but you can deposit real Bitcoin, not wrapped varieties.

Celsius is still giving 6.2% on Bitcoin, BUT only for the first 0.25 BTC. 3% for any BTC beyond that.

Nexo is offering 4%, including higher earning potential if you…

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Hi! My name is Lark Davis!
I’m a cryptocurrency investor with years of experience and I’ve been making consistent profits in the crypto space.
I’m passionate about helping others do the same, so I run multiple educational channels on crypto investing. 

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