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Decoding DLMM Stats on HawkFi: BradyDonut's Insights into $MET Pool Yields

Decoding DLMM Stats on HawkFi: BradyDonut's Insights into $MET Pool Yields

In the fast-paced world of Solana DeFi, keeping an eye on liquidity pool stats can make all the difference between solid yields and missed opportunities. Recently, BradyDonut, co-founder of HawkFi, shared some intriguing DLMM stats on X that highlight a potential sweet spot for deploying liquidity in $MET pools.

DLMM, or Dynamic Liquidity Market Maker, is a key feature from Meteora, Solana's innovative liquidity protocol. It allows for more efficient liquidity provision by dynamically adjusting to market conditions, often leading to better fee generation compared to traditional AMMs.

BradyDonut pointed out a specific set of extended fee-to-TVL (Total Value Locked) stats that caught his attention. These metrics show how fees are performing relative to the locked value in the pool over various timeframes.

Extended Fee/TVL Stats for $MET Pool on HawkFi

Breaking it down, the table displays:

  • 24H: 0.27% total, averaging 0.01% per hour, with a base comparison (likely against a benchmark or previous period).
  • 4H: 0.02%, 0.01%/H, down 47.9%.
  • 2H: 0.01%, 0.01%/H, down 45.5%.
  • 1H: 0.01%, 0.01%/H, down 32.9%.
  • 30M: 0.01%, 0.01%/H, up 2.8%.

What stands out here is the green uptick in the shorter timeframes, like the +2.8% in the last 30 minutes. According to Brady, when you see green in these recent, short periods, it's a sign that pool yields are bouncing back— a prime signal to jump in with liquidity.

For this $MET pool, he notes the low volatility, making it ideal for strategies that minimize risk. He's planning to use HawkFi's HFL Turbo mode with an up-only rebalance, which offers dip protection. This approach automatically adjusts your liquidity position to buy low during dips, helping to capitalize on rebounds without constant manual tweaks.

HawkFi's LP Terminal is designed for high-frequency liquidity automations on Solana, making it easier for users to manage positions across protocols like Meteora. Tools like HFL Turbo streamline the process, especially for tokens like $MET, which is the native token of Meteora and plays a central role in its ecosystem.

If you're into Solana meme tokens or broader DeFi plays, these kinds of stats are gold. They help you time your entries better, potentially boosting your APYs while managing impermanent loss. Keep an eye on similar signals in other pools—volatility might be low now, but in the meme world, things can heat up fast.

For more on optimizing liquidity in Solana's ecosystem, check out resources from Meteora or dive into HawkFi's tools to automate your strategies.

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