Depositing and Withdrawing
Savvy currently accepts USDC, USDT, DAI, ETH, and BTC, and their yield-bearing tokens.
Deposit (Base token) | Borrow (svToken) |
|---|---|
DAI, USDC, USDT | svUSD |
ETH, WETH | svETH |
BTC, BTC.b, WBTC | svBTC |
Deposit (Yield token) | Borrow (svToken) |
|---|---|
jUSDC, gmdUSDC | svUSD |
gmdETH | svETH |
gmdBTC | svBTC |
Savvy DeFi builds on top of existing protocols that provides ways for users to earn yield. Each integrated protocol is called a Strategy as they differ in the way they use funds to earn yield. Different Strategies have different risk-reward profiles based on market conditions.
Savvy DeFi chooses which strategies to integrate based on multiple factors including reliability, robustness, credibility, risk and expected yield. As the protocol matures, this choice will be gradually handed over to the Savvy DAO.
For a brief overview of each strategy, see our blog posts:
Yields are determined by the open market and are subject to change. The Savvy protocol passes all yield rates to the users, minus a 10% fee. Savvy only takes fess when you earn yield.
You can see the details of yield calculations of each Strategy in their respective app.
Savvy limits the "pool utilization" to lower the risk taken on by users in accordance with the Savvy DeFi Risk Framework. Deposit limits are the limits on the amount that each Strategy on Savvy protocol can hold. These limits vary by strategy and are based on multiple factors like total deposits under that strategy, liquidity in svToken pools, and market conditions.
This GMD strategy has $4,346 available in the pool utilization.
When a user deposits Base Tokens to a strategy over Savvy, the funds are first moved to the Savvy Position Manager contract which immediately deposits to the selected Strategy.
When a user deposits Yield Tokens to a strategy over Savvy, the funds are kept in the respective Savvy Position Manager contract.
To withdraw, go to the "Dashboard" section, select the supplied asset and strategy, and click on “Withdraw”. Select the amount to withdraw and submit the transaction.