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Solana DeFi Glossary

Definitions of key terms used in Solana DeFi, token locking, LP locking, and staking. Published by the StakePoint team.

Glossary/Yield Farming

Yield Farming

The practice of deploying capital across DeFi protocols to maximise returns.

Definition

Yield farming is the practice of strategically deploying capital across multiple DeFi protocols to maximise overall returns. Yield farmers move assets between protocols based on available APRs, seeking the highest risk-adjusted returns.

Yield farming strategies can involve providing liquidity to DEX pools, staking tokens in reward pools, lending assets on lending protocols, and compounding earned rewards back into positions to accelerate growth.

On Solana, yield farming is facilitated by low transaction fees that make frequent moves and compounding economically viable. Yield farmers benefit from Solana's near-instant transaction finality.

StakePoint & Yield Farming

StakePoint staking pools are a yield farming destination on Solana. Token holders can deposit into pools to earn APR from project-funded reward vaults, as part of a broader yield farming strategy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is yield farming?

Yield farming is the practice of moving capital between DeFi protocols to maximise returns through staking, liquidity provision, and reward accumulation.

Is StakePoint a yield farming platform?

StakePoint staking pools are a yield farming destination — token holders earn APR from project-funded reward vaults.