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February 18, 2022, 06:28:45 AM
#4
For example, what does no impermanent lost mean?
As for the description of impermanent loss then it means the opposite of it. Or you mean to say the exact as impermanent loss?

As far as I know coins have

1. stacking
2. liquidity provider
3. p2p lending

which one is which?
Number 1 is staking, it's different from stacking.

The impermanent loss is usually happening on number 2 which is being a liquidity provider.
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February 18, 2022, 06:17:48 AM
#3
Maybe not the appropriate subforum where should I move this?

Your thread is in the right place.

I am not a coindix user. If I'm looking right, the Filter "No imp. loss" is the result of the combination of the two filters "Single stakes" , "Stablecoins" and some results from "LP stakes" filter which consist of pairs of stakes that are worth the same as the example CoinA>< wCoinA (its tokens wrapped).

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February 18, 2022, 02:16:05 AM
#2
Maybe not the appropriate subforum where should I move this?
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February 17, 2022, 03:45:29 AM
#1
I am reviewing coindix.

Many thing there looks too good to be true.

https://coindix.com/?kind=noimploss&sort=-base

For example, what does no impermanent lost mean?

As far as I know coins have

1. stacking
2. liquidity provider
3. p2p lending

which one is which?
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