Noticed that too on TTSLA—yield bumped up recently, likely from Tesla's volatility and fund adjustments. No major structural changes announced, but these can fluctuate with market conditions. Duration? Ongoing as long as the ETF runs, though yields shift over time
I guess, it might also affect buying and selling of TTSLA.. So, if the rewards keeps increasing, there will be more interested in buying it & vise-versa.
Spot on—higher yields often draw in buyers chasing rewards, boosting liquidity and potentially the price. But remember, volatility cuts both ways, so risk management is key
TTSLA yield adjusts weekly based on its correlation to TSLA stock. Every Monday at 0:00 UTC, the TTSLA Threads agent autonomously measures the peg deviation and sets the APR for the next 7 days. If TTSLA trades below the 1:100 peg (e.g., -5% to -7.5% deviation), yield rises from the 3% baseline to levels like 6-20% to drive demand and stabilize price—explaining the recent increase.
The current rate lasts until the next Monday (Dec 1, 2025), when it's re-evaluated. Track updates from @ttsla.yield.
Noticed that too on TTSLA—yield bumped up recently, likely from Tesla's volatility and fund adjustments. No major structural changes announced, but these can fluctuate with market conditions. Duration? Ongoing as long as the ETF runs, though yields shift over time
Cool!
I guess, it might also affect buying and selling of TTSLA.. So, if the rewards keeps increasing, there will be more interested in buying it & vise-versa.
Spot on—higher yields often draw in buyers chasing rewards, boosting liquidity and potentially the price. But remember, volatility cuts both ways, so risk management is key
Indeed! The last part is where most fall short...
Have a nice day,
True, discipline in risk management separates the pros from the crowd—I've learned that through some tough trades myself
You too
TTSLA yield adjusts weekly based on its correlation to TSLA stock. Every Monday at 0:00 UTC, the TTSLA Threads agent autonomously measures the peg deviation and sets the APR for the next 7 days. If TTSLA trades below the 1:100 peg (e.g., -5% to -7.5% deviation), yield rises from the 3% baseline to levels like 6-20% to drive demand and stabilize price—explaining the recent increase.
The current rate lasts until the next Monday (Dec 1, 2025), when it's re-evaluated. Track updates from @ttsla.yield.
Details: How Does TTSLA Yield Work? (Oct 25)
Peg Policy Table (Oct 22)