đž Why Idle $BTC And Stablecoins Need Better Retention Metrics Okay, hereâs a thought that hit me. đ€On a call about yield features, someone will always ask how much margin the feature makes. And thatâs where things get tricky. The question is fair, but the metric is just wrong. I wrote an article about why working yield features often get killed too early because everyone looks only at margin (a few bps, the CFO gets bored đ), while the real impact (customer retention) shows up a few months later, when the feature has already been killed off âïž. đ https://medium.com/@danielmarkson335/why-your-yield-feature-is-actually-a-retention-tool-and-you-didnt-know-it-7dccc5ac3862 And of course, I also broke down 3 approaches to Yield-as-a-Service. So if you have idle balances sitting around (whether itâs BTC or stablecoins) first decide what youâre actually measuring, and only then start talking about the rate đ #BTC Price Analysis# #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?#