Compare the Top Yield Farms that integrate with Pangolin as of October 2024

This a list of Yield Farms that integrate with Pangolin. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with Pangolin. View the products that work with Pangolin in the table below.

What are Yield Farms for Pangolin?

Yield farms are decentralized platforms that enable users to stake or lend cryptocurrency and digital assets in liquidity pools with the goal of generating yield and return on investment on staked or deposited cryptocurrency. Compare and read user reviews of the best Yield Farms for Pangolin currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    Alpha Homora

    Alpha Homora

    Alpha Finance Lab

    Alpha Homora V2 allows users to leverage up to 10x on yield farm positions on Ethereum and Avalanche. On Ethereum, the product integrates with Curve, SushiSwap, Uniswap V2, and Balancer decentralized exchanges. On Avalanche, the product integrates with Trader Joe and Pangolin decentralized exchanges.
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    Yield Yak

    Yield Yak

    Yield Yak

    Yield Yak provides tools for DeFi users on Avalanche. Discover a huge selection of auto-compounding farms and make your life easier. Yield Yak auto compounds farming rewards to earn more of your deposited assets. Follow the top farms by total deposits, or explore the huge selection of farms. Yak Swap compares the prices available on dex and finds the best one for you. Yak Swap takes price slippage and gas costs into account to offer you the best execution route. Yak Swap detects all possible multi-step execution routes. We offer the best price so you can execute it with one click. Tools for DeFi users. YY Farms auto compound farm rewards, with support for Avalanche. Yak Swap finds the best price execution for dex trades. Reward tokens are converted into deposit tokens on behalf of all users in the pool many times per day, automatically. Yield Yak helps all farmers earn more yield by pooling assets and socializing the costs of compounding.
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