Faustino(@77bncvbsdcg):One detail worth checking before using @grvt_io 's High Yield Earn: what actually happens when you deposit USDT? The vault accepts both USDT and USDC, but the balance itself is denominated in USDC. So if you deposit USDT, it gets converted before entering the vault. The rate and slippage can affect how much USDC you actually receive. The same applies in reverse if you choose to redeem in USDT. I think this matters when looking at the up to 11% target APY. That number tells you about potential yield, but your actual return also depends on the amount entering the vault and what you receive when exiting. It's a small detail, but worth understanding when managing capital between earning and trading.

2026.11.03 13:58

One detail worth checking before using @grvt_io 's High Yield Earn: what actually happens when you deposit USDT? The vault accepts both USDT and USDC, but the balance itself is denominated in USDC. So if you deposit USDT, it gets converted before entering the vault. The rate and slippage can affect how much USDC you actually receive. The same applies in reverse if you choose to redeem in USDT. I think this matters when looking at the up to 11% target APY. That number tells you about potential yield, but your actual return also depends on the amount entering the vault and what you receive when exiting. It's a small detail, but worth understanding when managing capital between earning and trading.