Examples
Here is an example of a proposed SYN NFT allocations:
Blue Chips:
METIS - 40%
WETH - 35%
m.USDC - 25%
Dexes:
TETHYS - 20%
WAGMI - 20%
HERMES - 20%
NETT - 20%
HUM - 20%
A quick example of a user's journey with SYN NFTs.
Our user Joe is looking for a safe and easy way to hold blue chip tokens.
He mints a "Blue Chips" SYN NFT and funds it with $100 $m.USDC.
Upon minting, the platform creates a split position of: 60% staked tokens and 40% LP tokens to earn exchange fees and staking yield.
As an example, once the platform has done it's magic in this scenario, the SYN NFT now holds: 60% of available assets in:
$METIS in native staking (coming soon on Metis) earning 8% APY
$WETH paired with $m.USDC in LP and staked for 10% APY
40% of available assets in:
$METIS paired with $WETH in LP earning exchange fees
$METIS paired with $m.USDC in LP earning exchange fees
All of the above are auto-compounding the yield back into their respective positions.
Joe decides he wants to have bigger allocation to blue chips tokens in his portfolio.
He deposits $1000 $m.USDC into his existing SYN NFT and it gets dispersed into the above positions without any fuss, all handled by the Cerus platform. Now Joe has $1100 of deposited $m.USDC in his SYN NFT that is earning fees and yield and auto-compounding those gains.
Lastly.. Joe has a change of heart and wants to degen a bit, so he decides to close his blue chips positions and jump into Dexes.
Joe exits his Blue Chips SYN NFT which returns to him $m.USDC in total of the value of the assets in his positions + exchange fees + yield from staking - platform fees.
Joe mints a new SYN NFT for Dexes and funds it with his $m.USDC.
Suddenly in just a couple of clicks, Joe has jumped to a completely different narrative / portfolio allocations / staking and yield strategies. That agility and simplicity is at the heart of the great power of Cerus.
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