Solfarm distinguishes itself primarily through leveraged yield farming. This mechanism functions similarly to standard yield farming by involving borrowers and lenders who place assets into a lending pool to gain a variable deposit rate with auto-compounding interest. This structure allows yield farmers to amplify their positions and potentially achieve higher annualized yields, though they remain exposed to smart contract vulnerabilities and liquidation risks. Solfarm triggers liquidation when the loan-to-value ratio hits 85%. At this threshold, the position is forcibly closed, and collateral is returned only after the loan is settled and the liquidation bounty is paid.
Leveraged yield farming also introduces directional risk. For instance, a farmer who supplies USDC and borrows RAY to farm in the RAY-USDC liquidity pool is effectively short on RAY. If the asset price rises, RAY is sold from the pool, exposing the borrower to impermanent loss. Without proper management, this scenario can result in liquidation.
Solfarm maintains low vault fees, structured as follows for farmers:
Raydium Vault Fees
- Controller fee: 0.1%
- Platform Fee: 1.4%
- Vault Fees: 0.0%
- No deposit/withdrawal fees
SABER Vault Fees
- Controller fee: 0.1%
- Platform Fee: 1.4%
- Vault Fees: 0.0%
- No deposit/withdrawal fees