Aave

Aave ($AAVE) is a decentralized money market that runs on the Ethereum blockchain. It’s most notable for its loan system, which allows users to earn interest on deposits and borrow assets with an interest rate. The interest rate is determined algorithmically. Originally named ETHLend in 2017, it was renamed to Aave in 2018. With the rebrand, it also updated its money market function: previously with ETHLend, borrowers and lenders were individually matched. Aave utilizes a liquidity pool system, where crypto loan assets are pooled together. Users must post collateral before borrowing but can only borrow up the value of said collateral. One benefit of Aave is that a user can gain exposure to different cryptos without having to actually own all of them.

Buy the close & sell the open of the NASDAQ every day. Use any available buying power, but no margin.

Trading

For every 2% percent NVDA is down weekly, add 2% to my position.

If the Fed announces a rate drop, trim 10% of bank stocks and move it into high-growth tech.

Risk Management

Every time my option orders to open execute, place a close order assuming a 20% gain.

When my checking account has >$5k, move half into HYCA and half to buy my watchlist stocks at <25x P/E.

Cash Movements

Free up $50k by selling assets with long-term cap gains & are at all-time highs. Don’t touch AI or crypto.

Sell covered calls on my PLTR positions. I want to generate $5k/mo with low risk of strike being hit.

If META CEO starts saying “VR” more than 10 times in an earnings call, trim my META position.

Take a small position in the stocks that are rumored to be added to the S&P 500 before they are added.

Research

Alert me every time a position has long-term cap gains, and email monthly statements to my accountant.

Track a custom index of the top 20 companies across Nasdaq, S&P500 and Russell, equally weighted.