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[@Austen_TX](/creator/twitter/Austen_TX)
"It should be noted that VNO pays out yield in CRO & ATOM. Borrowing CRO from @TectonicFi at less than X% APY & earning CRO from Veno at XX% APR has resulted well for me. Using that yield to repay the borrowed CRO essentially brings the out of pocket investment cost to X. The investment now continues to supply me with a steady source of CRO to supply my LCRO lending on Tectonic in order to repeat in greater size/quicker turn over. My first round of this began with a borrow of 25000 CRO that was swapped into VNO and staked. I have already paid the CRO back from the yield since then and now"  
[X Link](https://x.com/Austen_TX/status/1981571405956202908) [@Austen_TX](/creator/x/Austen_TX) 2025-10-24T04:00Z 1922 followers, 3076 engagements


"For the record if I have conviction in @cronos_chain the most obvious long term investment I can make here is $VNO from @VenoFinance. They are the @LidoFinance of Cronos. So long as the chain merely continues to produce blocks Veno will generate revenue indefinitely. #Crofam"  
[X Link](https://x.com/Austen_TX/status/1981221327739506882) [@Austen_TX](/creator/x/Austen_TX) 2025-10-23T04:49Z 1905 followers, 4144 engagements


"Ok so this is where we kinda get into some interesting math. Theoretically if I borrow 100000 CRO from @TectonicFi and I use 145000 LCRO as my collateral I can never be liquidated and so long as the interest rate on the borrow never exceeds the passive yield rate of LCRO the borrow can be held indefinitely. Literally forever. So this is why I borrow CRO instead of stables. If I borrow stables I must fear a dump. If I borrow CRO I must fear a market pump. If I supply at least enough LCRO that my LCRO supply = (CRO borrow X 0.2)0.2 then theoretically I cant be liquidated on the CRO borrow. But"  
[X Link](https://x.com/Austen_TX/status/1981858513363087619) [@Austen_TX](/creator/x/Austen_TX) 2025-10-24T23:01Z 1906 followers, 1476 engagements

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@Austen_TX "It should be noted that VNO pays out yield in CRO & ATOM. Borrowing CRO from @TectonicFi at less than X% APY & earning CRO from Veno at XX% APR has resulted well for me. Using that yield to repay the borrowed CRO essentially brings the out of pocket investment cost to X. The investment now continues to supply me with a steady source of CRO to supply my LCRO lending on Tectonic in order to repeat in greater size/quicker turn over. My first round of this began with a borrow of 25000 CRO that was swapped into VNO and staked. I have already paid the CRO back from the yield since then and now"
X Link @Austen_TX 2025-10-24T04:00Z 1922 followers, 3076 engagements

"For the record if I have conviction in @cronos_chain the most obvious long term investment I can make here is $VNO from @VenoFinance. They are the @LidoFinance of Cronos. So long as the chain merely continues to produce blocks Veno will generate revenue indefinitely. #Crofam"
X Link @Austen_TX 2025-10-23T04:49Z 1905 followers, 4144 engagements

"Ok so this is where we kinda get into some interesting math. Theoretically if I borrow 100000 CRO from @TectonicFi and I use 145000 LCRO as my collateral I can never be liquidated and so long as the interest rate on the borrow never exceeds the passive yield rate of LCRO the borrow can be held indefinitely. Literally forever. So this is why I borrow CRO instead of stables. If I borrow stables I must fear a dump. If I borrow CRO I must fear a market pump. If I supply at least enough LCRO that my LCRO supply = (CRO borrow X 0.2)0.2 then theoretically I cant be liquidated on the CRO borrow. But"
X Link @Austen_TX 2025-10-24T23:01Z 1906 followers, 1476 engagements