yearn-vaults VS curve-contract

a friend of mine was scammed by a fake yearn.finance website and lost some Eth.

A little background: I am building Wido, a router for single transaction swaps between non liquid tokens like LSTs. Without shilling too much: it has 2 independent audits and is integrated in OG web apps like yearn.finance (link).

yearn.finance vault apy's look pretty juicy. 7.91% on DAI, 3.69 USDC and 4.97% ETH...thought yield was very hard to come by rn

if i could, i'd hold bags of like 500$ of my cryptos have grid trading bots running all the time have multiple things on yearn.finance and beefy.finance and some more on manual liquidity pools with all the profits going into staking / manual trading / back into these things

yearn.finance and maker having a good day

I currently have all my ETH deposited in the yearn.finance STEth <> Curve vault factory. https://yearn.finance/vaults/1/0x5B8C556B8b2a78696F0B9B830B3d67623122E270

I can't find any st-yCRV pool at https://yearn.finance/

Yearn Finance is also among the top most popular DeFi protocols. In fact, it is an automated liquidity aggregator that provides vast opportunities for yield farming. The protocol uses its native token, dubbed YFI, which is responsible for governance. Participants must claim these tokens to participate in decision-making and acquire a pro-rata share of the decentralized App.

Is there a way to go straight from stETH in my wallet to yvCurve-stETH vault? At yearn.finance, I'm only given the option to deposit Curve stETH token and not my stETH.

Now with that USDT you borrowed, you can naviguate through defi apps, like yearn.finance. These apps have vaults for particular tokens and yield farming techniques already implemented for them, everything is clear as water , just verify. Currently the USDT has a brand new vault and APY isn't known, (expect an additionnal 2%). Maybe you can also go on curve.finance and provide liquidity there at 1% APY + stake that pool token you will earn for about 7% APY in additional $CURVE rewards. Or stake that into convexfinance.com pools to get about 16% APY in $CVX/$CURVE rewards..

Curve (https://www.curve.fi/) is indeed one of the biggest DeFi protocols, doesn't have a credit card and is not related to the Curve card company (https://www.curve.com/). :) It's easy to get confused.

Should be okay to use. You can always double check the code repository. https://github.com/curvefi/curve-contract

Curve Finance Official group for Curve Finance - automatic market-making for stablecoins and not only. https://www.curve.fi/ https://t.me/curvefi

In terms of DeFi codebases I'd recommend that you read the code of a project you're already familiar with. That way you know what to expect. Good codebases IMHO are the Curve one (written in Vyper and well documented), Harvest strategies and yearn strategies: - https://github.com/curvefi/curve-contract - https://github.com/harvest-finance/harvest-strategy - https://github.com/yearn/yearn-protocol