Up to 200x

based Leveraged Liquidity Provision dApp

Leveraged yield farming and liquidity provision, up to 200x leverage

Leveraged yield farming and liquidity provision, up to 200x leverage

Lightning-fast liquidations protecting the protocol LPs

Leveraging the speed Solana provides

Lower margin requirements without sacrificing security of the liquidity providers

Empowered by the combination of fast liquidations and constant monitoring of position health

Dynamic rates on leverage optimize capital efficiency for all participants

An innovation offered by QLF, making full use of bonding curves

Incentivized liquidity pools (with & without leverage)

One of the many use cases of the platform token
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There are four sources of yield in QLF:

Interest rate paid by the borrowers who need short-term access to liquidity (this notion also includes arbitrageurs and other users of the flash loan functionality).
Leveraged protocol profit fee on auto-compounded yield rewards
Trading fees from AlfMM, the internal AMM DEX solution.
And token incentives nominated in the platform token (QLF), paid to incentivize liquidity provision in certain pools.
Feature
Alfa Homora
Raydium
Sunny
QLF
Leveraged yield farming positions
Up to 9x without platform token staking
No
No
Up to 200x leverage (if liquidity is sufficient)
Yield optimization
No
No
W/o leverage
Yes
Access to Solana liquidity
No
W/o leverage
W/o leverage
Yes
Multi-asset collateral
Partially compatible
N/A
N/A
Yes
Flash loan revenue for LPs
Yes
No
No
Yes

The basic risk framework of leveraged liquidity provision on AMMs is between trading volume (the amount of capital traded through the AMM pair within a time frame) and price movements (the maximal difference between quote prices on a given pair within a time frame).

Constant-product AMMs suffer from what is called impermanent loss,— a loss that liquidity providers make when the quote price diverges from the one when they entered their position. When prices diverge, impermanent loss starts to accrue, which is amplified with leverage for a leveraged position, until the position is exited, de-leveraged, or liquidated.

Another solution (offered by QLF) would be to shift the borrowed capital into other types of positions when the market is moving, or automatically exit the position before a loss can grow out of proportion. This is maintained through oracle connections (to monitor prices on external markets and compare them with the AMM prices) and a flexible pool of alternative strategies that the risk-seeking investors can subscribe to.

For select position types, QLF enables additional collateralization of leveraged positions with assets that are not entered into the position itself.

To provide margin, QLF borrows either LP tokens, or underlyings, of the targeted positions, primarily using its own internal liquidity pools (built by AlfMM and the lending solution). But in addition, QLF can tap into external liquidity of overcollateralized lending solutions (such as Solaris), offering the users to provide collateral in additional assets (that are used to collateralize these external borrowing positions).

Roadmap

2024 Q4

Community Building
QLF Staking Pools Launch.
Lending & Borrowing Launch.
ETH Lending & Borrowing Support

2025 Q1

Leveraged Yield Farming (BETA)
QLF Token IDO
QLF CEX Listing

2025 Q2

User Profile & Dashboard Launch.
Leveraged Yield Farming (Full Launch)
DEX & Farming Integration

2025 Q3

More QLF Listings
QLF v2 Website
Partnerships TBA