Just about finishing internal audit phase now. We're simming our full contract codebase through years of backdata. Plus fuzzing it and everything else you'd expect. External audit phase v soon. Then, magic.

or, in options language from the whitepaper: "The bundle pointwise dominates holding the underlying: it matches it exactly at x=1 (same initial delta of 1), outperforms by the pure convexity premium 1/2*(x−1)^2 for every other terminal price, and has a hard floor of 0.5 as x → 0 (the retained cashback) - “outperforms whether price increases or decreases, maximum loss 50%,” exactly as stated in the intent, gross of drag, funding, and fees. In options language the bundle is delta-matched to spot with constant positive gamma; the drag/funding shortfall max(0, g − F) plays the role of theta. By AM–GM, a pure long-volatility position that is flat at x=1 and profits from any move in either direction (Figure 4). These identities are the precise sense in which the protocol’s outcomes are “novel superlinear”: not merely levered, but convex with pointwise dominance over the linear benchmark, financed by drag (which is partially, fully, or more than offset by AMM yield), rather than by liquidation risk." AKA; the culmination of 3 years of innovations. 🫛

being tempted to screenshot is a sign you should convert to $superDRV to derisk. Get 50% cashback in $USDC at current price, and 50% back in a $DRV convex long. hold both, and you'll outperform $DRV either way. maximum upside, capped downside. only with Peapods v4 Strats. #soon DM me for specifics :)

Imagine a dApp that gives you $NVDA+. $NVDIA spot exposure PLUS leveraged v4 AMM yield; no IL, no liquidations Or hold $superNVDA to outperform it w SUPERLINEAR returns whether stock goes up or down + yield Fully keeper managed, immutable, & permissionless #superstrats #soon

Why hold any asset.... when you could hold the Peapods strat equivalent? 1. Outperforms holding the asset in either direction. 2. Get 50% back in $USDC immediately. 3. Earns yield while holding. 4. No liquidations. 5. Don't have to DO anything, but hold.