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ayFLOW is AlphaYields' FLOW looping strategy — a leveraged yield product that amplifies the native staking yield of sFLOW through a structured recursive lending position on More Markets (Flow EVM). It is the product on which AlphaYields' live, onchain-verified track record was built.

Key terms

Deposit assetFLOW
StrategyLeveraged sFLOW looping on More Markets (Flow EVM)
Leverage target~5.2x
LTV target~80% (conservative vs 97% E-Mode max)
FeesNo performance or management fee at launch
ChainFlow EVM
Execution layerMORE Vaults

Strategy overview

The strategy capitalises on the yield differential between sFLOW (a yield-bearing liquid staking token) and FLOW. Because sFLOW continuously accrues staking rewards while FLOW does not, a leveraged position in sFLOW collateralised against FLOW borrowing generates amplified net yield.

  1. 01Deposited FLOW is swapped to sFLOW
  2. 02sFLOW is supplied as collateral on More Markets
  3. 03FLOW is borrowed against that collateral
  4. 04Borrowed FLOW is swapped back to sFLOW and re-supplied
  5. 05Steps 3–4 repeat until the target leverage ratio is reached
Net APY formula
(sFLOW yield + lending APY) × leverage − borrow APY × (leverage − 1)

This is correlated looping — materially safer than leverage on uncorrelated assets, because the collateral (sFLOW) and the borrowed asset (FLOW) move together. All three inputs move with the market, so current APY is always live on the dashboard.

Risk parameters

Leverage target ~5.2x. Borrowing ~70–80% of max allowable LTV across 4–5 loop iterations — deliberately conservative vs the 97% E-Mode maximum.
E-Mode configuration. sFLOW and FLOW are both classified under "Wrapped native tokens" E-Mode (97% max LTV, 97.5% liquidation threshold). AlphaYields targets 80% — well inside these limits.
Health factor monitoring. Monitored continuously. Automated deleveraging executes if the health factor falls below 1.1 or if the sFLOW/FLOW price ratio drops more than 1%.
Liquidation buffer. At target leverage, liquidation requires a significant adverse deviation in the sFLOW/FLOW ratio — a substantial departure from historical correlation.

Looping strategies involve leverage and carry liquidation risk. See Risk Taxonomy for full disclosure.

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