The price action on Bitcoin the past couple weeks has been a bit subdued. I don't say this from just looking at the chart though. This feedback comes from looking at the bitcoin-stable coin liquidity pools.
The APR on those pools constantly moves up and down with the trading volume and volatility.
APRs are as low as I have seen them all year. Personally, I'm in a few pools. Based on the ranges I've created my pool average 15% or so APR. They swing as high as 35% in highly volatile times and as low as 4% in non-volatile times.
Past couple weeks APRs have been dancing around 4 to 5%.
Things are quiet, for now. Like anything else speculative - times of heavy action and times of rest exist.
When will volatility kick up?
One never knows, but it will happen and when it does the price action of the last couple weeks that we can see in the chart below will look a bit different.
All it takes is one 5K daily candle to flare up volatility, and those are prone to happen.
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I have several tranches working that cover a wide range, but the range of each is roughly the same as I have found over the course of 6 months they average 15+%
The money I have pooled I borrowed at 7% so no auto compounded for me. I stack the BTC portion earned and then use the USDT to make the payment on the loan. Stacking small amounts of BTC for free essentially.