A trader gained about $1.5 million from crypto-yield farming in seven months, but is it a Ponzi scheme? He explains the types of farms, the levels of risk, and how to steer away from shaky protocols like UST’s ecosystem.

By cineramaMay 14, 2022Ethereum

David Malka went from being a poker player and equity trader to a yield farmer. He’s now the founder YieldFarming.com This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become […]

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A trader gained about $1.5 million from crypto-yield farming in seven months, but is it a Ponzi scheme? He explains the types of farms, the levels of risk, and how to steer away from shaky protocols like UST’s ecosystem.

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