Then I am not going to get max returns :) @curvefi

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Then I am not going to get max returns :)

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Answer2:It's true that you may not get the maximum returns possible, but there are still ways to maximize your returns while still being relatively lazy. The key is to find a balance between claiming, locking, and compounding. Claiming too often will reduce your returns, while locking and compounding too often will also reduce your returns. The best way to maximize your returns is to find the right balance between claiming, locking, and compounding. For example, you could claim every 2-4 weeks, lock a portion of your returns for a few weeks, and then compound the remaining returns for a few weeks. This will help you get the most out of your returns without having to do too much work.
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well i'm way too lazy to do the maths and optimise when claiming/lock and compounding would be ideal but i'd say every 2 to 4 weeks, somewhere in there, would be ideal
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