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Viele Menschen erwarten, dass die Märkte 2026 stark anziehen werden, aber sie werden eine Zeit lang falsch liegen.

Das plant Trump für 2026:

TEIL 1: DER CRASH

Im Moment sieht die US-Wirtschaft bereits schwach aus:

Entlassungen steigen.
Insolvenzen nehmen zu.
Kreditausfälle nehmen zu.
Die Nachfrage nach Wohnraum bricht zusammen.
Hausverkäufer übertreffen Käufer bei weitem.

Aufgrund dessen besteht eine anständige Chance auf eine Korrektur des Aktienmarktes in den nächsten 2-3 Monaten, ähnlich wie im Q1 2025.

Yield farming involves lending or staking cryptocurrency in decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols to generate returns, often in the form of interest or governance tokens.The core mechanic typically involves users (liquidity providers) depositing assets into smart contracts to facilitate trading, lending, or borrowing.While early yield farming focused on simple liquidity pools, more recent strategies include liquid staking, restaking, and concentrated liquidity.Yield farming carries significant risks, including impermanent loss, smart contract vulnerabilities, and asset depegging.
Introduction
In the early days of decentralized finance (DeFi), holding cryptocurrency was largely a static investment (buy and hold). Yield farming changed this dynamic by allowing users to put their idle assets to work.
Yield farming, sometimes referred to as liquidity mining, is the practice of staking or lending crypto assets in order to generate better returns or rewards in the form of additional cryptocurrency. 
While the concept exploded in popularity during the "DeFi Summer" of 2020, the concept has evolved over the years. Today, yield farming includes more complex strategies involving Layer 2 networks, liquid staking derivatives, and automated market makers (AMMs). Let’s explore yield farming in more detail.
What Is Yield Farming?
At its core, yield farming is a method of earning rewards with cryptocurrency holdings. Instead of letting assets sit in a wallet, an investor deposits them into a DeFi protocol.
These protocols (which can be decentralized exchanges (DEXs), lending platforms, or yield aggregators) use the deposited funds to provide liquidity for trading or borrowing. In exchange for providing this liquidity, the user receives rewards. These rewards can come from:
Transaction fees: A cut of the fees paid by traders or borrowers.Token rewards: Governance tokens distributed by the protocol to incentivize usage.Yield-bearing tokens: Tokens that automatically accrue value (like liquid staking tokens).
How Does Yield Farming Work?
Yield farming relies on liquidity providers (LPs) and liquidity pools.
A liquidity pool is essentially a smart contract filled with funds. For a decentralized exchange (DEX) to function without a middleman, it needs a pool of assets that users can trade against. LPs deposit funds into this pool.
The automated market maker (AMM) model
Most decentralized exchanges use an AMM model. When an LP deposits assets (typically a pair, such as ETH and USDC), they receive an "LP token" representing their share of the pool. As traders swap tokens using that pool, they pay a small fee. This fee is distributed to the LPs based on their share of the pool.
Incentivized farming
To attract more liquidity, protocols often add a "farming" layer. LPs can take their LP tokens and stake them in a separate contract to earn the protocol’s native governance token. This practice (earning trading fees plus token rewards) is the classic definition of yield farming.
Modern Yield Farming Strategies
As DeFi has matured, strategies have moved beyond simple lending. Below are some of the common forms of yield farming in the current market.
1. Concentrated liquidity (Uniswap V3)
In older AMM models, liquidity was spread infinitely across all possible prices (from $0 to infinity). This was inefficient. Modern DEXs like Uniswap V3 allow LPs to provide liquidity only within a specific price range (e.g., providing ETH liquidity only when the price is between $2,500 and $3,000).
Benefit: Much higher efficiency and potential for higher fee revenue.Risk: Higher risk of impermanent loss if the price moves out of the selected range.
2. Liquid staking
Traditional staking involves locking assets to secure a Proof-of-Stake blockchain (like Ethereum). Liquid staking protocols (such as Lido or Rocket Pool) allow users to stake assets and receive a receipt token (like stETH) in return.
The Strategy: Farmers can take this stETH (which is already earning staking rewards) and use it as collateral in other DeFi protocols to earn additional yield, effectively "double-dipping."
3. Restaking
A newer narrative led by protocols like EigenLayer, restaking involves taking staked ETH (or Liquid Staking Tokens) and staking them a second time to secure other applications or protocols, known as Actively Validated Services (AVS). This introduces a new layer of yield but also adds "slashing" risks from multiple networks.
Calculating Returns: APR vs. APY
Yield farming returns are usually annualized. It’s important to understand the difference between the two most common metrics:
APR (Annual Percentage Rate): This doesn’t account for compounding. It assumes you withdraw your earnings and do not reinvest them.APY (Annual Percentage Yield): This accounts for the effect of compounding—reinvesting your profits back into the protocol to earn interest on your interest.
Note: These rates are merely projections. A pool offering 100% APY today might drop to 20% next week as more capital enters the pool, diluting the rewards.
Risks of Yield Farming
Yield farming can be highly profitable, but it’s also one of the riskiest activities in crypto.
Impermanent loss: In liquidity pools, if the price of one deposited asset changes significantly compared to the other, you may end up with less value than if you had simply held the assets in a wallet. In concentrated liquidity pools, this risk is amplified.Smart contract vulnerabilities: DeFi protocols are run by code. Bugs, exploits, or hacks can lead to the total loss of deposited funds.Depegging risk: Many strategies rely on stablecoins (pegged to $1) or liquid staking tokens (pegged to the underlying asset). If these tokens lose their peg, the farming strategy can collapse.Regulatory risk: The regulatory landscape for DeFi is still evolving, and changes in laws could impact the viability of certain protocols.
Popular Yield Farming Platforms
The DeFi ecosystem is vast, but several core protocols serve as the foundation for most strategies:
Uniswap: The leading DEX. It utilizes concentrated liquidity to maximize fee generation for active LPs.Sky (formerly MakerDAO): A lending ecosystem where users can generate the USDS stablecoin against collateral. The "Sky Savings Rate" allows users to earn yield on stablecoins.Aave: A decentralized lending and borrowing protocol. Users can deposit assets to earn interest and use them as collateral to borrow other assets for leveraged farming strategies.Lido: The premier liquid staking protocol, allowing users to stake ETH and receive stETH for use across the DeFi ecosystem.Curve Finance: A DEX optimized for stablecoins and like-assets (e.g., swapping ETH for stETH) with low slippage.
Closing Thoughts
Yield farming has matured from a speculative frenzy into a more diverse sector of financial services. By providing liquidity, users contribute to the efficiency of decentralized markets while getting rewards based on their contribution.
However, the complexity has also increased. Strategies now involve Layer 2 networks, concentrated liquidity ranges, and restaking mechanics. Users interested in yield farming should conduct thorough due diligence, understand the specific mechanics of the protocols they use, and never deposit more capital than they can afford to lose.
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My technical take on $BTC — and where the bottom could form.
Price lost a major HTF support and failed to reclaim it on the retest. That rejection wasn’t random — it came right after a compression phase, which usually resolves with expansion… and this time, it was to the downside.
The current breakdown opens the door for a deeper liquidity sweep.
From a structure perspective: • Previous range support is now resistance
• Momentum has shifted bearish on HTF
• Price is moving toward an untested demand zone
In my opinion, the high-probability bottom area sits around the lower demand region (mid–low $50Ks zone). That’s where inefficiencies remain and where buyers previously stepped in aggressively.
This doesn’t mean the cycle is over.
It means the market may need one more reset before continuation.
Bottoms are rarely clean.
They’re built through fear, volatility, and disbelief.
That’s usually where opportunity starts.
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