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How Crypto Community Can Benefit From Terra LUNA Erisprotocol Defi Strategy

The Terra Comeback Play: How Cosmos Voters Can Capture 100% Yields

By Bethany StrelePublished about 5 hours ago 4 min read
How Crypto Community Can Benefit From Terra LUNA Erisprotocol Defi Strategy
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Let's be real for a second. The last couple of years in Terra have been... a lot. We all felt it. But here's the thing about crypto—it doesn't stay dead. And right now, something interesting is stirring in the Cosmos ecosystem. There's a real opportunity to pull value back into Terra Classic and, more importantly, use it to strengthen the entire Cosmos economy.

I'm talking about the Liquidity Alliance Eris Protocol. Specifically, the pools involving ATOM, LUNA, and WBTC.

If you've been watching, you know the yields on these pools have been pretty wild. We're talking APRs that hit three digits. But the real power move isn't just farming them. It's about understanding the governance behind them and building a closed loop that benefits everyone holding ATOM, USDC, or WBTC.

Here’s the strategy, plain and simple.

Step One: Use Your Vote to Direct the Flow

Most people think of governance as a chore. You vote, you move on. But on Eris Protocol, your vote is a steering wheel. It points the "Liquidity Alliance" incentives toward specific pools. Right now, the conversation is about two key baskets: the ATOM-LUNA pool and the LUNA-wBTC pool.

Why should you care? Because if you're holding ATOM, you want that pair to be deep and stable.

Here's the logic. By voting to increase incentives on the ATOM-LUNA pool, you're essentially paying people to provide liquidity for your asset. More liquidity means less slippage. Less slippage means ATOM becomes a more attractive trading pair. It becomes the go-to hub for moving in and out of Terra positions.

It’s a network effect. You vote to make your own bag more useful.

And the cherry on top? If you're holding ARBLUNA (Eris's liquid staked token for LUNA), you get to vote with extra weight. Not only are you directing incentives, but you're also earning an extra 30% APY on top of the pool rewards just for participating in the vote. It’s getting paid to point the money hose in the right direction.

Step Two: The Borrowing Angle (Under 10%)

Okay, so the yields on these pools might be hovering around 100% APR. But you don't just want to put your idle ATOM or WBTC in there. You want to scale up. You want leverage.

The trick is finding cheap debt. And in DeFi, cheap debt is floating around if you know where to look.

We're talking about borrowing stablecoins (like USDC) for under 10% APR. This is entirely possible on established lending protocols across different chains—think something like a fork of Aave on a sidechain, or a money market in the Cosmos ecosystem that's hungry for borrowers. The rates fluctuate, but the opportunity exists.

So the math is simple:

1. Borrow USDC at 8% interest.

2. Bridge it over to Terra and deposit it into the Eris Liquidity Alliance pool (say, the ATOM-LUNA or LUNA-wBTC pool) earning 100% APR.

3. Stake your LP tokens on Eris to claim those rewards.

4. Vote with ARBLUNA to get that extra 30% kicker.

You're looking at a net spread of roughly 122%. Even if borrowing costs spike to 12%, you're still laughing. The key is closing the loop. You aren't just farming; you're using the protocol's own governance to protect and enhance your position.

Why This Benefits the Wider Cosmos Community

I’ve talked to a few people who are skeptical. They say, "Why should I care about pumping a Terra pool? I'm an ATOM maxi."

That’s the wrong way to look at it. The Cosmos is an ecosystem of zones. A rising tide lifts all boats, especially when they're connected by IBC.

When you vote to incentivize the ATOM-LUNA pool, you aren't just helping LUNA. You're creating a demand for ATOM as a base pair. Traders need ATOM to enter the Terra trade. That buying pressure is good for the price.

When you vote to incentivize the LUNA-wBTC pool, you're bringing Bitcoin liquidity into the Cosmos. WBTC on Terra, secured by deep pools, means Bitcoin holders can now easily move value through the Cosmos without going through a centralized exchange.

So the benefits are concrete:

- ATOM Price Support: Deep liquidity with LUNA makes ATOM a more reliable hub asset.

- USDC Utility: It gives stablecoin holders a high-yield, productive place to park capital that isn't just sitting in a wallet.

- Network Growth: High yields attract new users to the Cosmos. They come for the 100% APR, but they stay for the ecosystem.

The Close-Loop Strategy

If you're a community member or a DAO treasury manager, this should look like a no-brainer.

You take out a loan against your treasury assets (or use idle stablecoins) at a low rate. You deploy that capital into the Eris pools. You use your governance tokens (and ARBLUNA) to vote for the pools you're in. This ensures the emissions keep flowing to your position.

You're not just a passive liquidity provider. You're an active participant who shapes the incentive landscape to maximize your own return, which in turn stabilizes the trading pairs the whole ecosystem relies on.

Honestly, this is the kind of strategic thinking DeFi needs. It moves us past just aping into the highest APY and forgetting about it. This is about understanding that your vote has a price. And right now, the price of voting for the ATOM-LUNA and LUNA-wBTC baskets is a triple-digit yield.

The window for these opportunities never stays open forever but in this scenario it will remain open forever until you vote for this pool. The tools are there. The vote is coming up. And the strategy is sitting right in front of us.

All we have to do is take it.

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