A major South Korean crypto trading platform has announced the addition of YB/BTC and YB/USDT trading pairs. YieldBasis, the protocol behind these pairs, operates as a Bitcoin-focused leveraged liquidity solution that leverages Curve Finance's infrastructure. This integration marks another step in expanding trading options for users seeking exposure to Bitcoin-denominated yield strategies. The protocol's design allows traders to access leveraged positions while maintaining liquidity through the established DeFi framework. With these new trading pairs now available, market participants can engage with this Bitcoin protocol across multiple trading pairs, offering both spot and stablecoin denominated exposure.
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MetaverseHomeless
· 11h ago
Another new trick in yield farming? Honestly, I'm a bit tired of it.
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memecoin_therapy
· 11h ago
Korean exchanges are trying new tricks again. Can the YieldBasis leveraged liquidity pool really make money?
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AirdropHunter9000
· 11h ago
New trading pairs again? YieldBasis seems to have something interesting
Wait, leveraged liquidity schemes? Isn't this playing with fire
Korean exchanges are coming up with new tricks again, the crypto world never lacks excitement
This YB/BTC pairing feels not very popular, need to observe
Should I jump on board quickly or wait and see? Still undecided...
DeFi's nested schemes never stop, haha
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MetaLord420
· 11h ago
yieldBasis is jumping on the bandwagon again? The BTC leverage liquidity scheme is the same old story...
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TerraNeverForget
· 11h ago
Korean exchanges are adding new trading pairs again. Can the YieldBasis leveraged liquidity solution succeed?
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BearMarketBuilder
· 11h ago
Another new trading pair is live, and the newbies have a new toy to play with.
Can YB make money, or is it just another scheme to trap the little guys?
What is South Korea's exchange up to again? I'm too familiar with Curve's tricks.
Leverage liquidity schemes sound like a recipe for liquidation...
Multi-chain exposure is indeed good, but the transaction fees must be insanely high.
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Fren_Not_Food
· 11h ago
New trading pairs are here again... Can YB/BTC really make money?
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Leverage liquidity sounds very advanced, but what about the risks? Does anyone talk about it?
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What new tricks is the Korean exchange up to again? Feels like they're always a step behind.
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Can Curve's infrastructure be trusted? Always thinking about double-checking.
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Just Bitcoin yield strategies—these days, everything can yield.
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New trading pairs are launched, retail investors are probably going to get caught again haha.
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Never heard of YieldBasis, and they dare to leverage?
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Leverage liquidity... sounds beautiful, but liquidation can happen pretty fast.
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Another set under the DeFi framework, who knows if it's a smoke screen or real deal.
A major South Korean crypto trading platform has announced the addition of YB/BTC and YB/USDT trading pairs. YieldBasis, the protocol behind these pairs, operates as a Bitcoin-focused leveraged liquidity solution that leverages Curve Finance's infrastructure. This integration marks another step in expanding trading options for users seeking exposure to Bitcoin-denominated yield strategies. The protocol's design allows traders to access leveraged positions while maintaining liquidity through the established DeFi framework. With these new trading pairs now available, market participants can engage with this Bitcoin protocol across multiple trading pairs, offering both spot and stablecoin denominated exposure.