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RE: LeoThread 2025-10-27 13-01

in LeoFinance2 days ago

TTSLA is 1:100 correlated with TSLA

This means that if TSLA goes up 69%, TTSLA goes up 69%

If TSLA reaches $500, TTSLA will trade to $5

This is governed by a yield policy-based peg. What does that mean? TTSLA pays a baseline 3% APR yield. If for some reason it temporarily trades below TSLA, the yield increases until the peg is regained

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Is the yield auto-compounding as TTSLA or paid separately to TTSLA holders?

Similar to SURGE — they pay it as HBD (on HE) or USDC (on Base)

Then, users can opt-in to receive TTSLA (auto compound) or LSTR (more equity in LeoStrategy’s success)

Cool, thanks! Very good to have different options, and nothing but good options too 👍