Phyrex|Mar 04, 2026 09:34
Very, very sorry, there were at least two mistakes made in this tweet. Let me correct them:
After participating in LaunchPool, USD1 cannot receive WLFI rewards. I'm sorry, it was my mistake. Currently, the number of USD1 participants has decreased compared to when I looked at it in the early morning. It should be because everyone is calculating the profit ratio, after all, both are airdrops, and in the case of choosing one, they both hope to get the highest.
When I was writing in the early morning, the activity profits of the four tokens should be based on the current situation, not the overall situation, and this data will vary with the data of the pledged tokens. Overall, I calculated that it was about 2.6 times less.
But overall, in terms of stablecoins, U still has the highest returns, almost double that of USD1 and USDC, with little difference between USD1 and USDC.
Yesterday, the return on USDC was slightly higher, but now it has turned into a higher return on USD1. It is likely that some partners have transferred their funds back to obtain WLFI.
According to current data, as of the end of the event, each BNB can receive approximately 0.94 OPN airdrops. If the price of OPN is calculated at $0.5, the annualized return is approximately 13.2%.
Each U can obtain approximately 0.002317 OPN, and if BNB is calculated at $650, it is estimated to be 1.51 OPN. The annualized return is approximately 21.2%.
Each USD1 can earn approximately 0.001223 OPN, calculated at $650, which is approximately 0.8 OPN. The annual return is approximately 11.2%
USDC is similar to USD1, rounded to around 0.8 coins, with an annualized return of 11%.
I shouldn't have miscalculated this time. Overall, if the OPN price is set at 0.5 US dollars, the yield is higher than the general staking of the exchange, especially for BNB, which has a much higher yield. However, considering the volatility of BNB prices, the risk of stablecoins participating in LaunchPool is the lowest.
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