Pools

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What are pools?

Pools in cryptocurrency are like a shared “pot” where users deposit their coins so they can work and generate income:

  • some pools earn from trading fees (liquidity pools),
  • others support blockchain operation (staking pools),
  • and the simplest option for beginners is stable pools, which contain only “digital dollars” (USDT, USDC, BUSD) and have almost no market risk

To perform any operation on a blockchain, you need to pay a fee — it’s called “gas”, and it works like fuel: the higher the network load, the more expensive the transaction.

Cryptocurrencies are digital money that exists only online and does not depend on banks. The most well-known are

  • Bitcoin (digital gold),
  • Ether (a platform for apps),
  • and stablecoins (strictly pegged to the US dollar).
  • Stable Pool
  • Coin Pool
  • Dex Pool

Comparison table

Stable poolCoin poolDex pool
Dynamics
APY (annual yield)23,79%21,09%80,3%
Daily yield0,0652%0,0578%0,2200%
APR (annual rate)21,24%19,56%62,01%
Pool composition (assets)
  • USDT
  • USDC
  • BUSD

USDC, USDT, BUSD (stablecoins pegged 1:1 to USD)

  • BTC
  • ETH
  • USDT

BTC, ETH, USD (33% each, top assets)

  • ETH
  • BTC
  • TRX
  • AVAX
  • MATIC
  • +20

top 25 coins (7% each)

Total Value Locked (TVL)$251,935$75,708$748,592
ROI for 1 year26,8%23,5%123%
RiskLowModerateHigh
StrategyConservative(stablecoins only)Balanced(BTC/ETH + USD)Aggressive(broad altcoin diversification)
Fee50%50%50%
Number of pools1205325
Suitable forBeginners, the safest optionBeginners and experienced usersExperienced users willing to take risks
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