STRKFarm
STRKFarm is Starknet's DeFi yield aggregator which maximises returns in a given strategy.
What is STRKFarm?
STRKFarm is a DeFi yield aggregator on Starknet that automatically invests user assets across various DeFi protocols within a given strategy to maximise returns. It's designed for hardcore DeFi users who would like to earn yield on their tokens. STRKFarm has two strategies: Autocompounding STRK and Stable Lending Maxi. The autocompounding strategy compounds the STRK rewards received during Starknet's DeFi Spring campaign. On the other hand, the stable lending Maxi strategy is based on looping.
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