Points Support Page
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Pendle splits a yield-bearing asset (eETH, stETH, GLP, etc) into 2 parts, YT (Yield Token) and PT (Principal Token). These 2 components can be traded on Pendle and trading is facilitated by LPs (Liquidity Providers).
YT and PT are the 2 fundamental concepts in Pendle. To learn more about them in LRT's context, check out .
Yes.
The negative long-yield APY is because you are paying more vs what you're getting in yield. But note that in LRT's case, YT receives points, which have unknown values (Pendle assumes 0 value for points). Since YT’s cost is higher than the estimated yield-receivables from the current underlying APY, long-yield APY is displaying a negative value.
No. But see Risks, might be relevant for you.
1 PT-weETH represents the principal of 1 eETH (which is pegged to ETH). So at maturity, 1 PT-weETH redeems 1 eETH, but is given in weETH (whatever the exchange rate between weETH and eETH is then). One way to easily visualize it is that 1 PT-LRT will be redeemable for 1 ETH at maturity, given in its yield-bearing form (weETH, rsETH, ezETH, etc).
It might differ by assets, refer to the asset description in the app (above its price chart) for its exact representation. See below for an example with Ethena's sUSDe.
Smart contract risks are to be expected in any DeFi protocol.
YT: The value of the received points and yield might not offset the cost you paid to buy YT.
PT: Holding to maturity has no price risk, where you will be able to redeem for the full underlying asset. Exiting before maturity may expose you to price risk (i.e. YT and PT's implied yield fluctuates, which may lead to a difference in value when exiting your position). However, you are still exposed to underlying price risk, i.e. underlying depegs, extreme price movements, etc.
LP: Holding to maturity has no price risk, where you will be able to redeem for the full underlying asset. Exiting before maturity may expose you to price risk (i.e. YT and PT's implied yield fluctuates, which may lead to a difference in value when exiting your position). However, you are still exposed to underlying price risk, i.e. underlying depegs, extreme price movements, etc.
Pendle still functions as normal. In a nutshell, Pendle streams the points and yields to YT holders. If the underlying projects stop distributing points, YT holders (and LPs) stop earning points too.
In a rational market, we would expect:
YT's value to decline as it is now worth less (no more points to receive).
PT's value to rise, as YT's value declines (note that PT+YT = underlying)
No. It depends on the underlying protocols to decide what to grant the points for. Pendle is simply a tool to manage your points exposure.
That means YT's price is down. See 1. What are the risks? for a list of risks.
YT's price fluctuates based on market valuation. YT's value is derived from its yields and points receivables. If the market thinks its future yields and points are worth more than what YT is trading at, YT should see demand, driving its price up, and vice-versa.
That said, YT price naturally declines to zero at maturity while it earns yields and points from the underlying LRT. Because the $ value of points is unknown, Pendle assumes 0 value, hence your YT PnL will be deep in the negatives in the Pendle dashboard. Learn more at 3. Why does YT have a negative long-yield APY?
That means PT's price is down. See 1. What are the risks? for a list of risks.
PT's price fluctuates based on market valuation. However, at maturity PTs will be worth its guaranteed value. This means that over time, each PT will appreciate toward that value, with some fluctuations in between. PT price gain is guaranteed at maturity, barring any smart contract risk.
First of all, DYOR, you should know what you're providing liquidity for. Learn more about liquidity provision at Chapter 7 - Providing Liquidity while Trading Yield.
In short, liquidity provision is done in SY and PT. (e.g SY-eETH and PT-eETH, where SY is simply a wrapped version of the yield-bearing asset to be compatible with Pendle). LP's value can have a temporary decline because of impermanent loss (IL), but there will be no IL at maturity. How?
Yes. Points are boosted as well if you deposit to liquid lockers like Penpie and Equilibria.
You can track your EigenLayer and native protocol points over at the respective protocol's dashboard:
New pool launches might take a while for the respective teams to build the dashboard. Please be patient, your points are accruing in the meantime, just not showing in the dashboard at the moment.
Any dispute should be done in the respective protocol's channel. Pendle is simply a protocol to trade yields (and points). The points tracking is eventually at the underlying protocol's discretion.
It varies by protocol, check again after 1 day.
For newer markets, it might take a while for the respective teams to build the dashboard. Please be patient, your points are accruing in the meantime, just not showing in the dashboard at the moment.
If you purchased PT, you are not getting points.
If you purchased YT or provided liquidity, you ARE earning points. Do give it a while for the respective dashboard to show. For newer markets, it might take a while for the respective teams to build the dashboard. Please be patient.
Yes. However, it is up to the underlying protocol to continue streaming rewards and points on Arbitrum.
With ZPI toggled on, Pendle retains your YT exposure in your LP process. (i.e. YT is not sold for additional LP -> hence no price impact). This results in less yield as you have less position in LP (since some capital is retained in YT). The amount of YTs that is retained in this process is equivalent to the amount of PTs in your LP position. This means that ZPI mode retains most of your points exposure while earning yields from swap fees and Pendle incentives. Note that PT's fixed yield is offset by YT's price decay at maturity.
See FAQ #4, If you did not turn on ZPI, your YT is sold for more LPs. In this case, the most efficient way to obtain back your points exposure is to buy more YT.
You can buy an equivalent amount of YT to the PT in your LP position.
With basic math, you can calculate the amount of PT in your LP holdings and purchase an equivalent amount of YT to regain full points exposure.
Check out Chapter 7 - Providing Liquidity while Trading Yieldfor all you need to know about liquidity provision.
Only use the bridges for the respective assets
Yes. If the underlying LRT gives points on Ethereum, it will behave the same way on Arbitrum.
You will not be able to purchase YT/PT/LP with assets from outside of Pendle. You can still exit YT/PT/LP position into other assets but re-entering will not be possible if the cap fills after you exit.
The caps are enforced by the underlying protocols.
No. If you're holding YT, PT, or provided liquidity, you will receive whatever the assets give you without the need to stake anything.
Use the search function Pendle's discord. Your questions have very likely been asked and answered before. If not, we appreciate questions from a new angle!
No, ezETH & eETH are natively restaked, there are no caps.
Check out to learn more about long-yield APY.
If PT's value declines, LP's balance declines alongside it as well as it comprises of partly PT. But note that PT's final value is known as it is a fixed yield position (See and to learn what PT is). This means at maturity, there will be NO IL for LPs on Pendle. There will be short-term fluctuations, but a long enough timeframe should result in a net-positive position.
eETH Ether.fi (ETH network):
rsETH - KelpDAO:
ezETH - Renzo
Note that Pendle does NOT give nor generate additional points to enable YT's leverage. Pendle simply streams points from the underlying to YT holders. To learn more, see and .
Learn more on how liquidity provision works:
Without ZPI, you are providing liquidity with 100% of your capital. LPs consist of PT and its underlying (wrapped in ). Note that PT does not earn points.
You can find the LP composition in the Pool page (eETH example: )
Bridging weETH: Use Arbitrum's native bridge () to bridge weETH from Ethereum to Arbitrum. ONLY BRIDGE weETH, NOT eETH. Wrap your eETH to weETH at
Bridging rsETH: Use Kelp's bridge, powered by LayerZero () to bridge rsETH from Ethereum to Arbitrum. If you used the native Arbitrum bridge, you have to bridge it back to Ethereum, which takes 7 days.
Bridging ezETH: Use connext () to bridge ezETH from Ethereum to Arbitrum. If you used the native Arbitrum bridge, you have to bridge it back to Ethereum, which takes 7 days.
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