Automation in DeFi Yield Farming
Mechanics:
Condition Monitoring: An AI bot monitors multiple liquidity pools across different DeFi platforms. The bot is configured to track APY (Annual Percentage Yield) rates, liquidity volumes, and other relevant metrics.
Trigger Event: When a specific APY threshold is reached in a pool, the bot triggers the automation process. The bot verifies that the conditions are met and prepares to execute the defined sequence of actions.
Multi-Step Process:
Step 1: Withdraw assets from the current pool. The bot interacts with the smart contract of the current pool to withdraw the staked assets.
Step 2: Transfer assets to a new pool. The bot sends the withdrawn assets to the new pool where the APY threshold has been met.
Step 3: Stake assets in the new pool. The bot interacts with the smart contract of the new pool to stake the assets.
Step 4: Confirm the transaction and update user balances. The bot ensures that the transactions are confirmed and updates the user’s balance and records.
Example Code:
// Example of a DeFi Yield Farming Automation Contract
interface IPool {
function withdraw(uint256 amount) external;
function deposit(uint256 amount) external;
}
contract YieldFarmingBot {
IPool public currentPool;
IPool public newPool;
address public owner;
IERC20 public ntrToken;
constructor(address _currentPool, address _newPool, address _ntrToken) {
currentPool = IPool(_currentPool);
newPool = IPool(_newPool);
owner = msg.sender;
ntrToken = IERC20(_ntrToken);
}
function automateYieldFarming(uint256 amount) external {
require(msg.sender == owner, "Only owner can trigger");
// Step 1: Withdraw assets from the current pool
currentPool.withdraw(amount);
// Step 2: Transfer assets to the new pool
ntrToken.transfer(address(newPool), amount);
// Step 3: Stake assets in the new pool
newPool.deposit(amount);
// Step 4: Confirm transaction and update user balances
updateBalances();
}
function updateBalances() internal {
// Logic to update user balances
}
}
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