Finally got some CUB staked!

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I never bothered with Ethereum. To me, the high gas fees just outweighed any advantage Eth had. I was very interested in the whole DeFi concept when I first heard about it. The curiosity and fomo almost forced me to spend a couple of days lost in YouTube videos and articles catching up on what's going on over on the Eth blockchain for the past few years. Then I found out about the Binance smart chain, it's low gas fees, and @leofinance's new projects. Leo being a Hive native, and gas fees now tolerable, I once again lost all interest in Eth, and started trying to learn about BSC, and Leo's DeFi projects.

Leo Dex

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I just recently discovered the Leo Dex, which is basically Leo's take on Hive Engine. I like it, but it boild down to basically the same thing which I'm already familiar with. What I really wanted to learn about was...

CUB Finance

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This is where I was stepping into unfamiliar territory. I studied up how to set up Metamask and get it connected to the Binance smart chain. That went fairly well. When it came time to fund the thing however, It took a little figuring out. I was kinda stumped at first about what route was the best way to go. I hadn't used Binance a year or two, so I had to get some BNB. Luckally I had some dust over on Binance.com that I was able to withdraw to Binance.us and trade for BNB that I them withdrew to Metamask.

It just so happened about the same time, I saw the announcement on discord that @splinterlands had a bridge from DEC to BSC. That was it! The path of least resistance! LTC > Hive > DEC > BSC > Cub > sit back and watch it grow.

Being my first rodeo with farming and liquidity pools, I decided not to get to crazy. Split about half and half, I decided to hop in the DEC - BUSD Liquidity pool, and the Cub Den. Unfortunately, by the time I made it, there, I missed out on the REALLY high interest rates.

Me being the type that learns best by doing, I'm there, but I still have some stuff to figure out.
For example, How are the interest rates determined? It seems like they get lower over time.
When they get to 0% is a new contract started and the rates go back up? If you know, Feel free to school me in the comments.

@dadapizza, This is how I got navigated all that, like we talked about the other day. Hope maybe it'll help you out some.

Thanks for checking out this post!

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