Yesterday’s efforts had some positives. The purpose of a test position is to find out if your research paid off. But, because crypto still has some unpredictability, you don’t put much money at risk. You create the position. Then, you reload the screen frequently with the hope you will be rewarded. With 6 days to go, I am optimistic.

As I continue to learn a little bit from each liquidity pool position I take, I know the importance of setting the range correctly. When I set up this position yesterday, I took the range suggested by Krystal. After doing my own research, the MIN and MAX price were similar. At the time I took the position, I was informed this range might give me an expected APR of over 200%.

Finally, if nothing in the crypto world occurred to change the projected APR of my MAGIC/ETH position, I would be happy. Knowing that is not the case, I can still look at this graphic and be hopeful.

Will I get over 100% APR on this position? I hope so. If it passes the trial period, I will add additional funds. As long as it stays in range and maintains a respectable APR, I will keep the position active. If it fails to do this, I can rebalance and adjust the range. OR, it will become the victim of another positive test position that needs greater funding.
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