Power Stake
  • Start Here
    • Power Facts
    • Real World Example
    • Three Components
  • Power Stake Protocol (USP)
  • Time Vault Strategies (TVS)
    • Time Vault Examples
    • Time Vault Pools
    • Time Vault Fees
    • Time Vaults Database
      • Aave
        • AAVEv2-V1 Strategies
        • AAVEv2-V2 Strategies
        • AAVEv2-V3 Strategies
        • AAVEv3 Strategies
      • Lido Finance
        • stETH
      • GMX
        • GLP Strategy
      • Rocket Pool
        • rETH
    • Time Vault Interface
  • Time Based Tokens (TBTs)
    • Upfront Staking TBTs
    • Minting TBTs (Staking)
    • Burning TBTs (UpfrontBurn)
    • Swapping TBTs
  • Tokenomics (Power)
    • Token Utility
    • Time Switch
    • Power Capacitor
  • FAQ
    • Where does the yield come from?
    • What are the risks of Power staking?
    • What are some real-world use cases?
    • How is the APY calculated?
  • xPOWER
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  1. FAQ

What are some real-world use cases?

Fixed-Rate Interest

Interest rates in crypto are highly volatile. Since Power Stake yield is paid power, users can lock in a fixed-rate APR on their crypto for any specific time!

Think interest rates may go down? Power Stake and lock it in.

Zero-Loss Leverage

Leverage is a risky game. Traders lose millions of dollars per year by becoming overleveraged and getting liquidated on their loans.

With Power Stake, any person can use their power yield as leverage to buy more crypto. All without risking any of their principal or underlying assets.

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