WHY STON.FI POOL APR CAN CHANGE FROM ONE DAY TO ANOTHER
Pools change, it's normal. Yesterday you checked a pool and saw one APR. Today you open the same pool and the number has changed. Did something go wrong with your position?
Not necessarily.
Pool APR can change because the conditions used to calculate the displayed rate can change.
Trading activity is one factor. More trading can generate more fees for liquidity providers. Lower activity can reduce fee generation.
Farming incentives can also affect the displayed return. If a farming campaign changes or ends, the reward component can change with it.
STON.fi's liquidity guide specifically recommends checking pool conditions regularly because rates, trading volume and incentive programs can change over time.
This is why a pool showing 30 percent APR today should not be interpreted as a fixed 30 percent rate for the entire year.
Your position may remain active while the conditions around it change.
For a liquidity provider, this means checking the pool periodically is part of managing the position.
Look at the current APR, trading activity, farming status and any campaign dates rather than relying on a number you saw when you first deposited.
The important question is not “What was the APR when I entered?”
It is “What are the current conditions now?”
Check the current pool information on https://app.ston.fi/pools
Pools change, it's normal. Yesterday you checked a pool and saw one APR. Today you open the same pool and the number has changed. Did something go wrong with your position?
Not necessarily.
Pool APR can change because the conditions used to calculate the displayed rate can change.
Trading activity is one factor. More trading can generate more fees for liquidity providers. Lower activity can reduce fee generation.
Farming incentives can also affect the displayed return. If a farming campaign changes or ends, the reward component can change with it.
STON.fi's liquidity guide specifically recommends checking pool conditions regularly because rates, trading volume and incentive programs can change over time.
This is why a pool showing 30 percent APR today should not be interpreted as a fixed 30 percent rate for the entire year.
Your position may remain active while the conditions around it change.
For a liquidity provider, this means checking the pool periodically is part of managing the position.
Look at the current APR, trading activity, farming status and any campaign dates rather than relying on a number you saw when you first deposited.
The important question is not “What was the APR when I entered?”
It is “What are the current conditions now?”
Check the current pool information on https://app.ston.fi/pools
