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

Where does the yield come from?

The most common question people ask is where does the Power yield come from?

It is important to note the Instantstake Protocol is not responsible for generating yield as all power yield is made available at the Time Vault Strategy level.

Pools

Ultimately, Time Vaults use multiple methods of "Pools" to make power yield possible. Here are three of the current most used pool types that enable power yield.

  • Yield Pools

  • Liquidity Pools

  • Boost Pools

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