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Put idle tokens to work, watch your rewards orbit in, or read how it all works.

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Start farming

Five pools, from calm to hot. See what each pays and what could go wrong before you deposit.
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My farm

Your positions as planets. Harvest or withdraw any time.
Docs→
  1. 01What is Perivane
  2. 02Quick start
  3. 03How yield works
  4. 04Pools

Read the docs

Ten short chapters on yield, risk and fees.
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Pools

Pick your heat

Every beam is a pool. Taller beams pay more each year. The further right, the more can go wrong.

CalmerHotter
My farm

Your solar system

Each planet is money you have in a pool, sized by how much. Sparks flying inward are rewards landing.

Low riskMedium riskHigh riskRewards landing
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Best day
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Most earned in one day
Demo clock
Inner orbit · Low risk
Middle orbit · Medium risk
Outer orbit · High risk
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Getting started

What is Perivane

Perivane puts the crypto you already hold to work. You pick a pool, deposit, and rewards start adding up every block. No contract approvals to manage, no manual claiming, no spreadsheets.

Every pool tells you three things before you deposit: what it does with your money, what it pays per year, and what could go wrong.

Rates on Perivane are variable. The percentage you see is today's rate, not a promise.

Quick start

  1. Open the app. Tap Start farming on the home page.
  2. Pick your heat. On the Pools screen, taller beams pay more and beams further right carry more risk. Tap a beam to compare.
  3. Deposit. Enter an amount. Perivane shows what you'd earn in 30 days and in a year, after fees, before you confirm.
  4. Watch it grow. Your deposit becomes a planet in My farm. Sparks flying into the sun are rewards landing.
  5. Harvest or withdraw whenever you like. There is no lock-up.
Concepts

How yield works

Rewards always come from somewhere real. On Perivane there are four sources:

  • Lending interest. Borrowers pay to borrow your stablecoins. They lock up more than they borrow, so a default is unlikely.
  • Staking rewards. Networks like Ethereum pay ETH to people who help secure them.
  • Trading fees. When traders swap between two tokens in a pool, a small fee goes to the people who supplied those tokens.
  • Token incentives. Some pools pay extra in a project's own token. These pay the most and are the least predictable.

Compounding

With auto-compound on, rewards are added back to your deposit so they earn too. Your balance after d days:

balance = deposit × (1 + APY ÷ 365)d

Example: 1,000 USDC at 6.2% for one year compounds to about 1,063.96 USDC, versus 1,062.00 without compounding.

Pools

Perivane lists a short set of pools instead of hundreds. Each one is grouped by risk and drawn on its own orbit in My farm.

PoolDepositAPY todayRiskWhere yield comes from
USDC SteadyUSDC6.2%LowLending interest
USDT SteadyUSDT5.8%LowLending interest
ETH StakingETH3.4%LowEthereum staking rewards
ETH + USDC PairUSDC14.5%MediumTrading fees
PVN BoostPVN28%HighPVN incentives and a share of Perivane fees

Risk levels

Low
Your token amount should only grow. The main risks are a bug in the pool's contract, or a stablecoin slipping below $1.
Medium
You can end up with less than you'd have by just holding, mostly because of impermanent loss.
High
Rewards are paid in a newer token whose price can drop fast. You could lose part of what you deposit. The app asks you to confirm before depositing.

Impermanent loss, in one example

In a pair pool your deposit is split 50/50 between two tokens. If ETH's price doubles, the pool sells some ETH along the way. You end up about 5.7% behind someone who just held the same ETH and USDC. Trading fees are meant to make up for that, but they don't always.

Using the app

Auto-compound

Auto-compound is on for every new deposit. Rewards are re-deposited into the same pool, so they earn too. Perivane groups many users' re-deposits into one transaction, which keeps the network cost to a few cents.

Turn it off from the switch under any position in My farm. Rewards will then wait for you to harvest them.

Harvest and withdraw

  • Harvest sends your rewards, minus Perivane's 10% fee, to your wallet. Your deposit keeps farming.
  • Withdraw sends your deposit and rewards, minus the fee on rewards, to your wallet and closes the position. Tap it twice to confirm.

There is no lock-up and no penalty for leaving early.

Fees

WhatCost
DepositingFree
Holding a positionFree
RewardsPerivane keeps 10%
Network costAbout $0.05, shared across a batch of users
WithdrawingFree, apart from the 10% on any unclaimed rewards

Every figure in the deposit window is shown after fees.

Help

FAQ

Can I lose money?

Yes. Low-risk pools can still be hit by a contract bug. Medium and high-risk pools can leave you with less than you deposited. Only farm with money you can leave alone.

Why did my APY change?

Rates follow demand. When more people borrow or trade, pools pay more. When more people deposit, the same rewards are split more ways.

How often are rewards added?

Every block. That's why the numbers in My farm keep ticking.

Is there a minimum deposit?

No. Very small deposits still work, though network costs matter more at tiny sizes.

Glossary

APY
Annual percentage yield. What a deposit would earn in a year with compounding, at today's rate.
Stablecoin
A token built to stay worth $1, like USDC or USDT.
Liquidity pool
A shared pot of tokens that traders swap against. Depositors earn the fees.
Impermanent loss
The gap between holding tokens in a pair pool and simply holding them, caused by price changes.
Harvest
Claiming your rewards to your wallet.
Network cost
The fee paid to the blockchain to process a transaction, sometimes called gas.