If you’re tired of just holding DOLO, Dolomite’s DeFi features let you earn, borrow, and strategize — here’s how to dive in wisely.

  1. Deposit assets and earn yield

    You can provide capital (ETH, USDC, or supported assets) as a lender and earn interest. The yield comes from borrowing activity, minus protocol fees.


  2. Borrow against your assets

    Don’t want to sell? Lock collateral (say USDC) and borrow other assets you believe in. Use that borrowed capital either to add exposure or allocate elsewhere.


  3. Use margin / leveraged trades

    Dolomite supports margin trading — meaning you can amplify your capital. But be careful: liquidation risk is real. Set your maintenance margins and use smaller leverage if new.


  4. Leverage idle assets

    If you have tokens sitting idle in your wallet, use them as collateral instead of leaving them doing nothing. Even small yields help in volatile markets.


  5. Participate in governance / staking

    If Dolomite enables revenue sharing or voting rights (veDOLO or similar), locking tokens or staking earns you passive rewards and a say in future upgrades.


  6. Strategic debt cycling

    Take small loans during dips, then repay during rallies to capture yield spreads. This requires careful timing and understanding of interest curves.


  7. Arbitrage between chains

    Use price or yield differences cross-chain. Borrow cheaply on one network and lend or trade on another to exploit yield differentials — but be aware of bridge/transfer risks.

Start small. Use low amounts to test each function. Once comfortable, scale up. And always monitor your health factor – in DeFi, safety is better than chasing yield. #Dolomite $DOLO @Dolomite