APR Calculator
Buy a redeemable token below its NAV, redeem at par, repeat. This works out what a given entry discount annualises to once the redemption cooldown caps how many times a year you can go round — or, type a target APR and it tells you the discount you need to wait for.
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Editing discount drives the APR. Type in target APR to drive the discount instead.
| Fair value (NAV, pre-fee) | — |
| Withdrawal fee | — |
| Fair value (post-fee) | — |
| Collateral price | — |
| Fair value (at par, post-fee) | — |
| Redemption cooldown | — |
| Cycles per year | — |
| Best seen across all pools | |
| Last 1 day | — |
| Last 7 days | — |
| Last 30 days | — |
| At this discount | |
| Buy price | — |
| Profit per $1 invested | — |
| APR vs post-fee fair value | — |
| APR vs at-par fair value | — |
How it works: APR is profit per cycle × cycles per year, where a cycle is one buy-and-redeem round trip and the cooldown sets how many fit in a year. A 1% discount on an instant-redeem token annualises enormously; the same 1% on a 30-day cooldown does not. Tokens with no redemption path get a 5 bp slippage floor added to the fee, because exiting on a DEX means setting a limit under peg and accepting it won't snap back exactly. Fees, gas and price drift during the cooldown are not modelled.