Provide Liquidity in DeFi Pools Without the Risk of Impermanent Loss
Impermanent loss happens when you provide tokens to a liquidity pool and the price of one asset changes significantly compared to the other. The result: you may end up with less than if you had simply held the tokens separately.
This issue is common on traditional decentralized exchanges (DEXes) like Uniswap, PancakeSwap, or SushiSwap.
Example:
You deposit $500 USDT and 0.25 ETH into a pool (with ETH priced at ~$2000). If ETH jumps to $2500 and you withdraw your funds, you'll end up with less ETH than you started with.
Even with trading fees earned, your final return might be lower than just holding ETH.
That's impermanent loss — unrealized profit lost due to auto-rebalancing.
How Super Eliminates the Risk of Impermanent Loss
The Super platform is engineered to minimize — or fully eliminate — the risk of impermanent loss through a combination of smart architecture, automation, and intelligent liquidity routing.
1. Automatic 24/7 Rebalancing
Super constantly monitors market conditions and automatically reallocates your tokens across strategies and pools to maintain optimal balance and reduce loss.
✅ You don't need to manage anything manually — it's fully automated.
2. DeFi Optimization Algorithms
Super leverages: Next-gen smart contracts
Cross-chain liquidity analytics
Machine learning to assess volatility and market risk
This ensures your capital is always placed in the safest and most profitable positions across DeFi.
3. Dynamic Liquidity Routing
Your tokens aren't locked in one place. Super dynamically moves liquidity between leading protocols like Curve, Uniswap, PancakeSwap, Sushi, and others.
🎯 The platform avoids volatile pools and always seeks the highest yield with the lowest risk.
4. Single-Sided Liquidity Pools
With Super, you only deposit one token — USDT, ETH, TON, or another supported asset.
The second token is automatically paired by the platform based on internal strategies and market conditions.
💡 That means: No impermanent loss risk for you
No need to manage token ratios or provide pairs
Easier entry for beginners
Advanced liquidity optimization behind the scenes
5. Security and Transparency
All Super liquidity pools and strategies: ✅ Are fully audited (Certik, Assure DeFi, Cyberscope)
(Certik, Assure DeFi, Cyberscope) ✅ Operate via transparent smart contracts
✅ Provide open access to all performance data, contracts, and pool structure
Liquidity Benefits: Super vs. Traditional DeFi Pools
Who Should Use Super? New users looking for low-risk, automated DeFi income
Experienced investors seeking optimized yield strategies
Holders of stablecoins and major tokens (ETH, USDT, TON, SCORE, etc.)
Conclusion
Impermanent loss has long been a barrier to safe and sustainable liquidity provision in DeFi.
With Super, you can earn high yields without exposing your capital to this risk — thanks to automated rebalancing, single-token deposits, advanced strategies, and full transparency.
Start earning in DeFi — without impermanent loss — today:
TIME BUSINESS NEWS
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Yahoo
3 hours ago
- Yahoo
BitMine Adds $1.7 Billion in Ethereum, Now Second Behind Strategy in Crypto Treasury Rankings
BitMine Immersion Technologies added $1.7 billion or more than 373,000 Ethereum to its treasury last week, bringing its total holdings to more than 1% of the total ETH supply. BitMine now holds $6.6 billion in Ethereum, and is the second largest cryptocurrency treasury, based on data provided by treasury firms. "In just a week, BitMine increased its ETH holdings by $1.7 billion , as institutional investors have expressed interest and support for our pursuit of the 'alchemy of 5%' of ETH," said BitMine Chairman and Fundstrat CIO Tom Lee in a statement. BitMine has made a series of 'lightning speed purchases' since inaugurating its strategy two months ago to propel the treasury to its current total. It has no plans of slowing down. Last week, the former Bitcoin miner announced plans to upsize a stock offering by $20 billion to accumulate more Ethereum, which Lee calls 'one of the biggest macro trades over the next 10-15 years' thanks to the GENIUS Act's passing and expectations of 'meteoric' stablecoin growth. 'The GENIUS Act and SEC's Project Crypto are as transformational to financial services in 2025 as US action on August 15, 1971 ending Bretton Woods and the USD on the gold standard 54 years ago,' Lee said in a post from the firm on X (formerly Twitter.) 'This 1971 event was the catalyst for the modernization of Wall Street, creating the iconic Wall Street titans and financial and payment rails of today. These proved to be better investments than gold." Ethereum ETFs Smash Daily Record With Over $1 Billion in Investments The Ethereum investment has become more popular among traditional investors as record inflows hit Ethereum ETFs and digital asset treasuries like BitMine and SharpLink Gaming make major purchases. Combined, treasury companies and the Ethereum ETFs now maintain more than 8% of the entire asset supply. Shares of BMNR were trading down 2.4%, outperforming Ethereum's 5.1% loss in the last 24 hours. Both are up on the month though, with BMNR gaining about 31% and ETH jumping roughly 21.5%. Sign in to access your portfolio
Yahoo
3 hours ago
- Yahoo
HYPE, SUI Lead Altcoin Losses as Ethereum Dips Under $4,300
Ethereum's slip below $4,300 set off a chain reaction across crypto markets Monday morning, wiping out more than $487 million in long positions and leaving altcoins bleeding. Hyperliquid (HYPE) plummeted 8.7% to $43.38 while Sui (SUI) crashed 7.3% to $3.55, leading a brutal selloff across altcoins. Ethereum (ETH) shed 5.4%, Solana (SOL) tumbled 5.6%, and Cardano (ADA) declined 6.2%, according to CoinGecko data. XRP (XRP) fell 4.5%, Stellar (XLM) dropped 5.4%, and Dogecoin (DOGE) retreated 4.6% in the last 24 hours. 'This looks like a fairly natural pullback after the strong run many cryptocurrencies had seen in recent weeks, with liquidations amplifying the downside across the market,' Nansen analyst Nicolai Sondergaard told Decrypt. 'Since altcoins tend to react more sharply during these periods, tokens like HYPE and SUI experienced even steeper declines,' Sondergaard noted, pointing out that Bitcoin's sell-off triggered the declines. Traders brace for Jackson Hole meeting The liquidation cascade comes ahead of Thursday's Jackson Hole symposium, with QCP Capital analysts sharing in their latest report how "some traders believe that the overnight washout reflects de‑risking ahead of the symposium," where Fed Chair Jerome Powell takes the stage. Held each August in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, the symposium gathers the Fed, global central bankers, and policymakers. QCP analysts added that "BTC funding rates had been warning of trouble" with rates turning negative by Saturday despite spot prices rising over the weekend. "The U.S. PPI came in higher than expected, forcing markets to quickly scale back September rate-cut bets that earlier signs of labor market softness had elevated," Dan Chen, analyst at crypto exchange Bitunix, told Decrypt. Chen called the selloff "a corrective pullback within an uptrend" and said the market may consolidate through Jackson Hole if Ethereum "can hold support near $4,150" before resuming its advance. However, he warned that "a breakdown risks further cascading liquidations with downside targets in the $3.9k–$3.6k range, where altcoins—especially HYPE and SUI—are likely to stay relatively weaker." Billions in Ethereum Waiting to Be Unstaked Could Add Sell Pressure to ETH: Analyst Some 75% of Ethereum's $206.79 million in liquidations in the last 24 hours came from long positions, totaling more than $180.52 million, according to CoinGlass data. "The mounting queue of soon-to-be-unstaked ETH could be driving the asset's recent retracement," Juan Leon, Bitwise Senior Investment Strategist, previously told Decrypt.
Yahoo
4 hours ago
- Yahoo
Bitcoin, ethereum slip as crypto markets pull back after hitting 2025 highs
Bitcoin (BTC-USD) extended declines on Monday following last week's record highs as investors took profits from the latest crypto rally. The world's largest cryptocurrency sank 2%, hovering just above $115,000 in early trading after surging past $123,500 last Thursday. Expectations of Fed rate cuts, coupled with heavy purchases from corporate treasuries, have driven the price of bitcoin up 23% year to date. Ether (ETH-USD), the second-largest crypto by market cap, also declined 3% to hover near $4,350 per token following a surge last week to its highest level of the year and approaching its record high just below $4,900. "The sharp pullback in cryptocurrencies comes as the market is getting deleveraged following the peaks recorded last week," said Samer Hasn, senior market analyst at foreign exchange trading platform pointing to "an erosion of bullish momentum." Hasn pointed out that since last Thursday, more than $1.7 billion in long crypto futures positions have been liquidated, according to CoinGlass data. The sell-off comes as the broader market rally has paused, with the S&P 500 (^GSPC) hovering near record levels. Late last week, bitcoin and other digital assets slipped from highs as hopes of a 0.5% interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve in September fizzled on the heels of a hotter-than-expected wholesale inflation print. Read more: Can you buy crypto with a credit card? See the pros and cons. Investors will be searching for clues on the policymakers' next move when Fed Chair Jerome Powell speaks at the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium this Friday. "If Powell maintains a 'wait-and-see' approach, BTC will likely struggle to break higher in the near term, instead consolidating within the $115,000–$120,000 range," crypto derivatives exchange Bitunix analyst Dean Chen said. "A breakdown could expose $112,000, while holding above could allow another test of the $118,000–$120,000 resistance band." Crypto-related stocks like Strategy (MSTR), Robinhood (HOOD), and Coinbase (COIN) slipped at the opening bell on Monday but recovered a chunk of losses through the first hour of trading. Ines Ferre is a Senior Business Reporter for Yahoo Finance. Follow her on X at @ines_ferre. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
