It’s been some time since I last visited http://nulagoon.com/
To be honest it was the time when nulagoon was just started.
I was overwhelmed when I looked at it again.
The site looks amazing and very professional.
So not only the nulagoon itself, but the appearance are great.
Thumbs up for your efforts, @henry!
That is because the BTC price rose, overall, in last several accounting days.
To give a very rough estimation about the case that NAV decreases, if about half of the fund in the pool is stay on BTC.
For Pool A, the custodian fee earned for a week is about 1.68%. So if BTC price drop over 3.36% in a week, there will be a loss for NAV C.
For Pool C, NAV will never decrease, if no default event occurs.
For Pool D, the size of Pool D is about 2 times of the size of Pool C. the custodian fee pool C and D earned for a week is about 1.68%. If BTC price drop over 3% in a week, there will be a loss for NAV D.
By the way, where can you check the liquidity provided by each pool in real time?
Something like http://eu.nupool.net/status would be great.
(sorry if I am asking a question that was already dealt with.)
The total volume of the pools per accounting day can be found here: http://nulagoon.com/data.html
The amount of money in the different tiers might change between the accounting days according to
The script is tailor made for the json responses of tllp servers. I never looked much into NuLagoon, so the data.html mOD posted doesn’t really help me.