Vesper Documentation
  • Introduction
  • Vesper Features
  • Vesper Participants
  • Vesper Pools and Strategies
    • Vesper's Modular Pool Architecture
    • Multi-Chain and Cross-Chain Deployments
    • Overview of Vesper Pools
      • Vesper Grow Pools
    • Overview of Vesper Strategies
      • Maker-to-Platform Strategy
      • Direct-to-Lending-Platform
    • Discussion of Risk
  • VSP Economics
    • VSP Token: Supply, Issuance, & Rewards
    • Governance
      • Introduction
      • Locking
      • Unlocking
    • Revenue Model
  • Community Participation
    • Decentralization Plan
    • The Voting Process
    • Governance Principles
  • Vesper Developers
    • Vesper Developer's Guide
      • Introduction
      • Vesper Framework Levels
      • Overview of Flow Control
    • Vesper Pool Metadata
    • Pool and Strategy Creation and Deployment
    • Vesper Contracts API Reference
      • Pool Contracts
        • PoolAccountant
        • PoolAccountantStorage
        • PoolRewards
        • PoolRewardsStorage
        • PoolStorage
        • VETH
        • VPOOL
        • VesperEarnDrip
      • Strategy Contracts
        • Earn
        • Strategy
        • VesperStrategy
        • EarnVesperStrategy
        • EarnVesperStrategyVSPDrip
    • JavaScript Library
    • Contracts Data
    • Vesper Improvement Proposal Template
  • Marketing
    • Brand Guidelines & Assets
  • Reports
    • Quarterly Reports
    • Smart Contract Audits
  • FAQ
  • Glossary of Terms
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  1. Vesper Pools and Strategies
  2. Overview of Vesper Strategies

Maker-to-Platform Strategy

This strategy involves MakerDAO. This strategy operates as follows:

  1. The pooled asset is deposited to a Maker vault as collateral;

  2. DAI loans are taken out against the collateral;

  3. DAI is deposited, where it generates yield;

  4. The yield is withdrawn and either

    • Swapped on the open market back for the deposit asset, or

    • Redeposited for compounding returns

This strategy is medium-risk. It can be deployed as either aggressive or conservative, depending on the low-water and high-water collateralization benchmarks. Conservative pools use a low water mark of 250% and high water mark of 275%.

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