DeFi Stablecoin Yields — Anyone Playing with MIM-3CRV on Convex? 🔄

[Dean]

Definitely feels like you're leveling up your DeFi game with that multi-layered strategy. I’ve dabbled a bit in MIM-3CRV and it’s been a fun ride. The 6–10% APR is solid, but yeah, MIM’s pegs can give you a little heartburn when it starts acting up.


Hats off to you for stacking that CVX/Curve emissions feels like you’re squeezing out every drop of juice from the DeFi fruit! As for optimization, I'm still experimenting with different pools but haven’t quite cracked the max yield code yet. Definitely curious to hear if anyone’s figured out better tweaks for that sweet spot.

 

[GIFZE]

Been playing around with MIM-3CRV liquidity pools lately and thought I’d drop some notes.


Basically:
You’re farming yield by providing liquidity into a Curve Finance pool composed of MIM (Magic Internet Money) and a basket of other stables (3CRV = USDT + USDC + DAI).


Then you TG Casino that LP token on Convex Finance — stacking extra rewards from CVX and Curve emissions on top.
It’s a multi-layer yield strategy — classic DeFi 2.0 style.


➔ Yield looks good right now (~6–10% APR), though it does fluctuate.
➔ Risk mainly comes from MIM depegging (it’s algorithmic, not fiat-backed).
➔ Complexity is a bit high — definitely not "plug and play" for beginners.


Anyone else running liquidity strategies with MIM-3CRV or other Curve pools?
Would love to compare setups — especially if you found better optimizations!

Farming MIM-3CRV on Convex? That’s DeFi gymnastics — you TG Casino, you farm, you double-dip, and pray MIM doesn’t pull a Houdini. Curve pools: where your stablecoins work harder than you on a Monday!

 

[Lotus]

Been playing around with MIM-3CRV liquidity pools lately and thought I’d drop some notes.


Basically:
You’re farming yield by providing liquidity into a Curve Finance pool composed of MIM (Magic Internet Money) and a basket of other stables (3CRV = USDT + USDC + DAI).


Then you TG Casino that LP token on Convex Finance — stacking extra rewards from CVX and Curve emissions on top.
It’s a multi-layer yield strategy — classic DeFi 2.0 style.


➔ Yield looks good right now (~6–10% APR), though it does fluctuate.
➔ Risk mainly comes from MIM depegging (it’s algorithmic, not fiat-backed).
➔ Complexity is a bit high — definitely not "plug and play" for beginners.


Anyone else running liquidity strategies with MIM-3CRV or other Curve pools?
Would love to compare setups — especially if you found better optimizations!

MIM-3CRV’s juicy APR masks real risk — depeg exposure + stack complexity make it a sharp tool, not a safe bet.
Great for yield chasers, but one bad peg day and that APY means nothing.
You hedging the MIM side at all or just riding the emissions wave raw?

 

[ELIZA]

Been playing around with MIM-3CRV liquidity pools lately and thought I’d drop some notes.


Basically:
You’re farming yield by providing liquidity into a Curve Finance pool composed of MIM (Magic Internet Money) and a basket of other stables (3CRV = USDT + USDC + DAI).


Then you TG Casino that LP token on Convex Finance — stacking extra rewards from CVX and Curve emissions on top.
It’s a multi-layer yield strategy — classic DeFi 2.0 style.


➔ Yield looks good right now (~6–10% APR), though it does fluctuate.
➔ Risk mainly comes from MIM depegging (it’s algorithmic, not fiat-backed).
➔ Complexity is a bit high — definitely not "plug and play" for beginners.


Anyone else running liquidity strategies with MIM-3CRV or other Curve pools?
Would love to compare setups — especially if you found better optimizations!

I’ve been a bit nervous about diving into MIM-3CRV pools, to be honest. The yield looks tempting (~6–10% APR), but I can’t shake the concern over MIM’s algorithmic nature — if it depegs, things could get messy fast. Adding the extra complexity with Convex Finance and stacking rewards is cool, but it feels like a lot of moving parts. I’m always a bit cautious with these DeFi 2.0 strategies, especially when the risk is tied to something as volatile as MIM. I’m sticking to small positions for now, but I’m definitely watching this space. Curious if anyone’s found a safer way to optimize or reduce the risk.