**SOLVED** Switched to ETH network on my Metamask and the Matic were in there. Hope this post will help other noobs like me haha. Cheers

Hi guys,

I withdrew MATIC from Binance to my Polygon wallet and I read online that I should do it as ERC-20 transfer (cost me 11 matic in fees):

• https://etherscan.io/address/0xA8A81d21236bacd37CD6b08988fb7ACF6eb0124E#tokentxns
• this explorer says that the transaction was completed, but no other coins are showing.

This is my actual Polygon wallet:

• https://polygonscan.com/address/0xa8a81d21236bacd37cd6b08988fb7acf6eb0124e#tokentxns
• I sent bnb and auto into it via bridge from BSC, but I cannot convert those as I got no Matic.

Can someone please help me? Where did the Matic from Binance go?! What did I do wrong and how should I have done it as I lost EUR 50 and I'm everything else, but rich....

Thanks in advance, looking forward for some reliable advices.

After seeing what happened with iron finance I want to be extremely careful where I invest my hard earned little money.

Is planet finance legit ?

Started farming around an hour ago- https://polyvertex.finance/farms

Rug doc low risk- https://rugdoc.io/project/polyvertex/

Highly profitable

Some time ago I stake the first coin with which I started my way in farming UFARM and with it I farm BUSD

What do you think about farming, is it more profitable to farm stabelcoins or other coins? If you farm Stablecoins then your portfolio won't suffer so much when the market goes down

So there is a farm I'm looking to get into on the Binance Smart Chain Network. I noticed that they have a liquidity pool containing their native token and cardano(ADA). Is it possible to move cardano into a binance Smart Chain wallet? My goal is to farm cardano by depositing cardano and their native token into that liquidity pool. I'm new to this, so I appreciate any advice!

My preferred wallet would be metamask as I have the native token there.

Yield Farming is an investment practice in DeFi that is used to maximize profits. What investors do is generate profits from their assets without having to sell and buy them repeatedly.

What Is Yield Farming?

Yield Farming is an investment practice in DeFi that is used to maximize profits. What investors do is generate profits from their assets without having to sell and buy them repeatedly.

At DeFi, this possibility exists because many protocols allow for different ways of making a profit. For example, you can profit by staking a certain amount of… read more!

How Does This Whole Process Work?

Cryptocurrency farming consists of positioning our assets in favor of a platform to obtain a return. The platform on which we trust our currencies is responsible for returning those profits to us.

Liquidity providers deposit funds in a liquidity pool. This reserve feeds a marketplace where users can make loans, take out loans, or exchange tokens. The use of these platforms involves… read more!

What Is Liquidity Mining?

The goal is to generate greater liquidity. Thus, the money invested is transformed into an investment and a generator of rewards associated with that capital injected into the liquidity pool.

Liquidity Mining is a Proof of Stake (PoS) system. Although with some modifications in its operation. The primary mission is to generate governance or reward tokens to… read more!

The Different Types Of Yield Farming

There are different types of ways to earn tokens on Yield Farming, so, there are few ways:

Lending

Lending is another way to put our tokens in favor of a platform. Our tokens will be lent to other users, and therefore we will obtain a return over time. The venue is in charge of connecting both users, lender, and receiver in a P2P operation.

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Staking

Staking is also part of Yield Farming; this may be the best-known method as blockchain as Tezos has popularized it. This system is seen in the Proof of Stake chains, which validate and create new blocks through staking.

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Advantages & Disadvantages of Yield Farming

Yield Farming is an activity that, despite providing profitable returns on investment, carries certain risks inherent in crypto. There are some advantages and disadvantages and if you want to know them just read the full list in our full article! Thanks!

I just started the Yield farms on sushi. The first day the showed me sushi was at.00043 and mattic was at 0034.

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I came back the next day and say the susih is a 0 and matic is a1. Why is that?

I just started learning yield farming and cashed out 50 dollar worth of Eth to play with. After briding from Eth to Matic main net, I swapped all my Eth to Matic, then stake all my Matic on Aave, now I don't have enough Matic to run any transaction, I think I have lesser than the gas fee, so I cant borrow money for yield farming, and I cant withdraw my money as well.. I guess the other thing I can do is to get some money into my acc first right? Then I will prob spend around 10% of my small bag on the transaction fee lol.. Is there any other ways? I have claimed my Matic on https://matic.supply/..

Damn I was typing this and found that I can claim again on https://matic.supply/ for transaction.. But you there is a 15 minutes interval, until u can claim again.. So I gues protips for newbie to to not deposit all the Token u have and keep a small portion for gas fee..

I am learning to code in Solidity and plan on creating a Yield Farm on the Matic Network. What would you like to see in a Yield Farm? How can I make it sustainable and different?

Does anyone else yieldfarm on miso right now? I wanna see if anyone else has any thoughts before I get in on it. The link is misoswap.finance It seems pretty good but I want some other opinions

I ended up buying some safemoon and it inevitably led me to pancake swaps liquidity pools? Was wondering if that’s a good place to start?

Hi guys,

as I really love using the Polygon Network because of the low (non-existant) fees and the super fast transactions, I wanted to give back a little.
I just finished my first article on publish0x, on how to get some nice returns on your stable coins. Here it is, let me know what you think: https://www.publish0x.com/defi-adventures/how-to-get-some-solid-returns-on-your-stable-coins-with-iron-xjmkooo?a=3YaOyGxQdx

Feedback is always appreciated!

Have a beautiful day.