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Hand of God Strategies – Maximizing Your Yield
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Hand of God Strategies – Maximizing Your Yield
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Whether you're staking, providing liquidity, or leveraging bonds, understanding Hand of God's economic phases is key to optimizing returns while managing risk. Below are strategies tailored to each phase of the protocol.
During Genesis, users can:
✅ Stake blue-chip assets to earn $HOG. ✅ Provide liquidity ($HOG-$OS LP) to earn additional $HOG rewards.
💡 Strategy Tip: Genesis is designed for high rewards with low risk. It’s hard to lose, but we strongly recommend taking profits along the way to manage risk and secure gains.
During expansion, multiple earning opportunities open up:
🔹 Elysium Farms – Stake liquidity pairs like $HOG-$OS and $GHOG-$OS to earn $GHOG rewards. 🔹 The Sanctum – Stake $GHOG to earn $HOG at rates determined by our AI.
💡 Recommended Portfolio Allocation: 📌 60% in $HOG-$OS LP 📌 20% in $GHOG-$OS LP 📌 20% staked $GHOG in The Sanctum
✔ Take profits regularly. We recommend selling 25% to 40% of $GHOG emissions to balance personal gains with protocol health. ✔ If over-peg, sell some $HOG from The Sanctum. This prevents oversupply and stabilizes the protocol. ✔ Compounding Strategy: Reinvest $HOG rewards from The Sanctum into Elysium Farms to reduce volatility exposure.
During contraction, $HOG falls below its peg, and protocol emissions slow:
🔹 The Sanctum stops minting $HOG. You may want to reduce exposure to $GHOG staking temporarily. 🔹 Buying $BHOG (Bonds) becomes an option. This is a high-risk, high-reward strategy, as bonds can only be redeemed when the protocol returns to expansion.
💡 Key Strategy Considerations: ✔ BHOG is illiquid during contraction – only buy if you believe in the protocol’s recovery. ✔ If contraction persists, rebalance holdings into stable pools or take profits as needed.
When $HOG trades between 0.9 and 1.1 $OS, we are in equilibrium.
✔ Strategy remains similar to expansion – Stake, LP, and compound. ✔ Monitor market movements closely – If price trends downward, prepare for contraction.
