Earn

Understanding Amy Earn and tracked positions.

Amy Earn helps you compare supported strategies, view tracked positions and understand where results came from. The page separates what you added, what your position is worth now, changes in position value and rewards earned where that data is available.

Earn information is provided for comparison, tracking and education only. It is not financial advice, a recommendation, an offer to buy or sell an asset, or a guarantee of future return.

1. What Earn is

Earn is a tracking and comparison area inside Amy. It helps you:

• compare supported strategies
• see available strategy information in one place
• track supported positions detected for your connected wallet
• see current position value
• see how much you added
• see value change
• see rewards earned where rewards are tracked separately
• see overall return
• receive Amy Points from supported positions where eligible

Earn is designed to show what happened to supported positions, not just headline rates or advertised returns.

The page does not tell you which strategy to use. It gives clearer information so you can do your own research and make your own decisions.

Simple rule

Earn helps you compare and track supported strategies. It does not recommend strategies or guarantee returns.

2. Explore and My Positions

The Earn page has two main views:

• Explore
• My Positions

Explore shows available supported strategies. It can be viewed before or after connecting a wallet. Use Explore to compare strategy information before deciding whether to use a strategy.

My Positions shows supported positions detected for your connected wallet. If your wallet does not currently hold a supported position tracked by Earn, My Positions shows an empty state and explains how supported positions will appear once detected.

3. Explore

Explore shows supported strategies in a comparable format. A strategy row may show:

• strategy name
• strategy type
• provider or protocol
• Amy APR
• TVL
• AmyTracked status
• Amy Points multiplier
• Find out more

The current supported strategies shown in Explore may include:

• SAIL. r
• plvHEDGE
• HONEY - Lent
• sWBERA

Supported strategies may change over time. The live Explore page shows the current list.

Strategies are supported for tracking and display based on factors such as available data, product fit, user demand, technical feasibility, partner or protocol communication and whether the strategy can be explained clearly. Showing a strategy in Earn does not mean Amy recommends it, guarantees it, or says it is suitable for any particular user.

4. Amy APR

Amy APR is a comparable annualised rate shown for supported strategies. It is intended to help you compare different strategies on a more consistent basis.

Amy APR may differ from a rate shown by a protocol, partner, pool, app, dashboard or third-party website.

Not every strategy is calculated in exactly the same way. Different strategies produce rewards, fees or value changes in different ways, so the available data is used in the way that best fits each strategy type.

Depending on the strategy, Amy APR may be based on:

• onchain transactions
• contract state read through RPC
• vault snapshots
• reward distributions
• partner or protocol APIs
• pool fee or trading volume data
• token price data
• TVL data

Examples of how Amy APR may be calculated:

• Holder-distribution strategies, such as SAIL. r

Amy APR may be calculated from detected reward transfers over a rolling window. A daily comparison rate can be estimated by comparing rewards distributed with the strategy’s TVL, then annualising the result.

• Liquidity pool strategies

Amy APR may be calculated from recent pool trading fees or volume, annualised against pool TVL.

• Auto-staking or auto-compounding strategies, such as sWBERA or plvHEDGE

Amy APR may be calculated from observed changes in vault value, price per share, or position value over a recent tracking window.

• Lending or reward-vault strategies, such as HONEY - Lent

Amy APR may combine observed vault growth with live or claimable reward data where available.

• Partner-API strategies

Partner or protocol data may be used, then averaged, converted, or normalised for Amy display.

Amy APR usually uses a recent rolling window where enough data is available. Some figures may use a 7-day window. Some figures may update from daily snapshots. Some may use live onchain or API data. The exact method can vary by strategy and may be updated as tracking improves.

Amy APR is annualised for comparison purposes. It is not a fixed rate. It can change between updates.

Amy APR may include separate rewards where the strategy pays them separately. For strategies where rewards stay inside the position, the effect may be reflected through value change instead.

Amy APR does not include every cost or factor that may affect your personal result. For example, it may not include gas costs, swap price impact, slippage, entry timing, exit timing, or future token price movement.

If a data source is temporarily unavailable, the page may show the last known value, show a pending state, or leave the value unavailable until the next successful refresh.

Amy APR is not the same as the return a specific wallet receives. Your actual result depends on when you entered, what you added, what you removed, how long you held the position, what rewards were earned, and how the strategy value changed during your own tracked period.

Simple rule

Amy APR is a comparison figure calculated or normalised using available data. It is not a promise, fixed rate, forecast, or guaranteed return.

5. TVL

TVL means total value locked. It is an estimate of the value currently held in a strategy, vault, pool or related protocol position.

TVL helps you understand the approximate size of a supported strategy or market.

TVL may be calculated differently depending on the strategy. It may come from:

• onchain contract data
• pool data
• vault total assets
• partner or protocol APIs
• token supply and price data
• third-party data sources used for display

TVL may change over time because of:

• deposits
• withdrawals
• token price movement
• vault value changes
• pool trading activity
• protocol changes
• reward changes
• data-source changes

TVL is an estimate for information and comparison only. It may not update at exactly the same time as your personal position value.

A higher TVL does not mean a strategy is safer, better, more suitable, or guaranteed to perform well. A lower TVL does not automatically mean a strategy is worse.

TVL should be read alongside the strategy type, risk information, reward structure, liquidity, and your own tracked position data.

Simple rule

TVL shows the approximate size of a strategy. It does not show whether that strategy is right for you or how it will perform.

6. AmyTracked

AmyTracked is a comparison feature for supported strategies. It is designed to make strategy performance easier to compare over the same period.

Where AmyTracked is not yet live, the Earn page may show Coming soon.

AmyTracked follows a standard tracked position for each supported strategy. The aim is to show what happened to a simple comparison position over time, rather than only showing a headline rate.

For each AmyTracked strategy, Amy tracks a defined $50 starting position unless stated otherwise. The tracked position follows the amount of strategy asset, token or share that the $50 starting amount would have represented at the starting snapshot.

AmyTracked may record:

• the starting value
• the strategy asset received
• the token or share quantity
• the current value of the tracked position
• separate rewards earned, where applicable
• rewards claimed or compounded, where applicable
• changes in value over time
• the tracked return over the selected period

Different strategies are handled according to how they work.

For auto-compounding or auto-staking strategies, such as plvHEDGE or sWBERA, rewards stay inside the position. AmyTracked follows the value of the tracked position over time.

For strategies with separate rewards, such as SAIL.r or HONEY - Lent, AmyTracked may include those rewards in the tracked result. Where rewards need to be claimed or compounded, a consistent claiming and compounding approach may be used so strategies can be compared more fairly.

AmyTracked uses recorded snapshots, supported wallet or position data, onchain data, token prices, reward data and available market or protocol data where relevant. It is a standard comparison record, not a user’s personal portfolio.

AmyTracked may use weekly snapshots. These snapshots can show how the tracked position changed over time. As more history is collected, longer comparison periods may become available, such as 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 12 months or all time.

Early AmyTracked figures may be based on a shorter history. For example, a 1-month figure only shows what happened during that tracked month. It should not be treated as proof that the same result will continue.

AmyTracked may also show an annualised comparison figure based on the available tracked period. Annualising a short period can make strategies easier to compare, but it does not mean the same performance will continue for a full year.

AmyTracked can be positive or negative. If the tracked position loses value over the selected period, AmyTracked shows that loss rather than hiding it.

AmyTracked is not a guarantee of what any user will receive. Your own result may differ because of:

• when you entered
• how much you added
• whether you added more later
• whether you removed funds
• swap rates
• slippage
• gas costs
• reward timing
• compounding timing
• token price movement
• protocol changes
• market conditions

AmyTracked is separate from your own My Positions data. My Positions shows what happened to your connected wallet. AmyTracked shows a standard comparison position for the strategy.

Simple rule

AmyTracked shows how a standard tracked position performed over time. It is for comparison only. Your own position may perform differently.

7. My Positions

My Positions shows supported positions detected for your connected wallet.

A position row may show:

• strategy name
• strategy type
• current value
• overall return
• Amy Points
• Add to position
• Open provider flow
• Withdraw
• Claim rewards
• Compound rewards
• View details

The page may also show a summary of supported positions tracked by Earn, including:

• Current value
• Overall return
• Value change
• Rewards earned

If no supported position tracked by Earn is detected, the page shows an empty state. Your connected wallet may still hold assets that are not currently supported by Earn tracking.

8. Current value

Current value is the current estimated value of a supported position tracked by Earn.

For example, if your wallet holds SAIL.r, the page estimates the current value of that SAIL.r position. If your wallet holds staked HONEY - Lent shares, the page estimates the current value of that HONEY - Lent position.

Current value can change because of:

• token price movement
• vault share value changes
• auto-compounding
• auto-staking
• user-approved protocol deposits
• withdrawals
• reward mechanics
• data updates

Current value is an estimate based on the data available at the time shown.

Simple rule

Current value means what the tracked position is estimated to be worth now.

9. You put in

You put in is the estimated net amount added to a supported position tracked by Earn.

For existing positions, the first tracked snapshot may be used as the opening position value. For later additions, the confirmed value of supported user-approved actions, swaps, protocol deposits or received strategy tokens is added. For removals, the confirmed value of supported withdrawals, sells or removed strategy tokens is subtracted.

You put in is not always the same as the amount originally spent before tracking began. For positions that existed before tracking began, the first tracked position value is used as the opening baseline.

Simple rule

You put in is your tracked input baseline plus later additions, minus later removals.

10. Value change

Value change shows how much the position value has changed compared with what is tracked as You put in.

Value change excludes separately tracked rewards where a strategy pays rewards outside the position.

For auto-compounding or auto-staking strategies, rewards stay inside the position. In those cases, the effect of rewards is shown through value change.

Value change can be positive or negative.

Example

You have a tracked position with:

• You put in: $100
• Current value: $105
• Separate rewards earned: $0

The value change is +$5.

Another position has:

• You put in: $100
• Current value: $96
• Separate rewards earned: $3

The value change is -$4, while rewards earned are +$3.

11. Rewards earned

Rewards earned shows rewards that are tracked separately from the position value.

Some strategies pay rewards separately. Others keep rewards inside the position.

For a separate-reward strategy, rewards earned may include detected payments, claimed rewards, claimable rewards or another tracked reward amount depending on the strategy.

For an auto-compounding or auto-staking strategy, rewards may show as Included in value because the reward effect is already reflected in the position value.

Simple rule

Rewards earned only appears separately where rewards can be tracked separately.

12. Overall return

Overall return is the combined return figure for a supported position.

Overall return is calculated as:

Overall return = Value change + Rewards earned

For auto-compounding or auto-staking strategies, rewards are included in the position value, so overall return is normally the same as value change.

For separate-reward strategies, overall return combines the change in the position value with separately tracked rewards.

Example

A SAIL.r position has:

• Value change: -$0.40
• Rewards earned: +$0.24

Overall return is -$0.16.

Example

A HONEY - Lent position has:

• Value change: +$3.16
• Rewards earned: +$0.07

Overall return is +$3.23.

Example

A plvHEDGE position has:

• Value change: -$0.83
• Rewards: Included in value

Overall return is -$0.83.

Simple rule

Overall return shows the combined result of value change and rewards earned.

13. How tracked input works

Tracked input is used to separate what you added from what the position gained or lost.

This matters because adding more to a position is not profit. It is additional input.

For liquid strategy tokens, additions and removals can be detected from supported wallet activity. For example, if more SAIL.r, sWBERA or plvHEDGE is received by the connected wallet, the detected value can increase You put in. If some of that position is sold, sent away or removed, the detected value can reduce You put in.

For protocol positions, such as HONEY - Lent, additions and removals depend on the relevant protocol flow and the tracked position state.

Opening positions

If a supported position already exists when tracking begins, the first tracked snapshot may be used as the opening position.

This means:

• the first tracked value becomes the opening position
• the tracked period starts from the first tracked date
• later additions are added to the opening position
• later removals are subtracted from the tracked input
• returns are calculated from the tracked baseline

The full history of a position before tracking began may not be available.

Additions

An addition is confirmed activity that increases a supported position tracked by Earn.

Examples may include:

• receiving a supported strategy token
• swapping into a supported strategy token
• making a user-approved protocol deposit into a supported vault
• staking a supported vault token through a user-approved protocol action where staking is required
• adding more to an existing supported position

The value of an addition is based on the transaction-time or detected USD value used by Amy.

Removals

A removal is confirmed activity that decreases a supported position tracked by Earn.

Examples may include:

• selling a supported strategy token
• sending a supported strategy token away
• withdrawing from a supported vault
• unstaking and completing a supported withdrawal flow
• removing part or all of a tracked position

A removal is recorded when the tracked position has reduced based on supported confirmed activity.

Example

You start with:

• Opening position: $50
• Current value: $51
• Overall return: +$1

You then add another $10.

The tracked input updates to about $60. The current value becomes about $61. The overall return remains about +$1.

The added $10 is not profit. It is additional input.

Simple rule

Adding more increases your tracked input. It is not counted as return.

14. Charts

Earn charts show tracked data over time where enough data is available.

A position may include:

• Current value chart
• Overall return chart

The overall Earn performance area may also show:

• total current value
• amount added
• value change
• overall return
• rewards earned
• strategy contribution to value or return

Charts use available tracked points. If there is not enough stored data to draw a chart, the page may show Coming soon or a limited chart.

Chart values can change as more data is collected, positions update and supported transactions are detected.

15. Chart markers

Charts may show markers for additions or other tracked events.

For example, if you add to SAIL.r on 5 July, the chart may show an addition marker for that date. The marker can help explain why a position value changed.

A marker does not necessarily mean the position made a return on that date. It may mean you added to or changed the position.

Simple rule

Chart markers help explain activity. They are not always profit or loss.

16. Tracked period

Tracked period shows the date range used for a supported position.

For example:

• 1 Jul - 7 Jul 2026
• 7 days

The tracked period does not necessarily mean you first bought or entered the strategy on that date. For an existing position, it may mean tracking started from that date.

17. Supported strategy types

Earn can track different strategy types in different ways.

Separate-reward strategies

These strategies may have position value changes and rewards paid separately. Both are tracked where possible.

Auto-compounding or auto-staking strategies

These strategies keep reward effects inside the position. The return is shown through value change rather than a separate reward payment.

Protocol deposit and stake strategies

Some strategies require more than one user-approved protocol action. The interface may display a guided flow, but each required transaction must be reviewed and approved by the connected wallet.

18. SAIL.r

SAIL.r is shown as a daily rewards strategy.

On Amy, SAIL.r may show:

• current value
• value change
• USDe rewards earned
• overall return
• You put in
• token balance
• tracked period
• AmyTracked status

SAIL.r pays USDe rewards separately. Changes in SAIL.r position value are combined with rewards earned to show overall return.

The SAIL.r detail view may show:

• Reward activity (USDe)
• Rewards earned
• Reward payments detected
• Average daily reward
• Average monthly reward

SAIL.r may also show a Compound rewards action. Where available, this helps you use separately received rewards in connection with your position. The exact action may require wallet interaction and may depend on available balances and route support.

19. HONEY - Lent

HONEY - Lent is shown as a Bend Protocol strategy.

On Amy, HONEY - Lent may show:

• current value
• value change
• BGT rewards earned
• overall return
• You put in
• Re7HONEY token balance
• tracked period
• AmyTracked status

HONEY - Lent rewards accrue as claimable BGT. Confirmed claims since 1 July 2026 are combined with the current unclaimed amount so claiming does not reduce lifetime rewards earned.

The HONEY - Lent detail view may show:

• Reward activity (BGT)
• Rewards earned
• Currently claimable
• Claimed since 1 Jul 2026
• Claims detected

Claiming moves BGT from currently claimable into claimed rewards. Lifetime rewards earned stays cumulative.

20. Adding to HONEY - Lent

The HONEY - Lent add-to-position flow helps you make a user-approved protocol deposit of additional HONEY and stake the resulting HONEY - Lent shares so rewards remain active for the same position.

The current flow may include:

• entering a HONEY amount
• choosing a percentage shortcut
• confirming user-approved protocol actions
• activating HONEY rewards
• waiting for wallet confirmations
• waiting for transaction confirmation

The interface may say that you need to confirm up to 4 wallet transactions. This is because some steps may require approval and execution transactions.

The protocol flow may include:

• Confirm protocol deposit
• Activate HONEY rewards

For HONEY - Lent, the position is designed around depositing and staking. If a user deposits but does not complete the staking step, the position may not appear or qualify as an active tracked Earn position until the required staking step is completed.

Amy does not take custody of funds. You sign transactions from your own connected wallet.

21. Withdrawing from HONEY - Lent

The HONEY - Lent withdraw flow helps you make user-approved protocol transactions to unstake HONEY - Lent shares and return HONEY to your wallet.

The withdrawal flow may include:

• selecting a Re7HONEY amount
• choosing a percentage shortcut
• viewing an estimated HONEY amount
• unstaking HONEY - Lent shares
• withdrawing HONEY
• waiting for wallet confirmations
• waiting for transaction confirmation

The withdrawal flow may include:

• Unstake HONEY Lent shares
• Withdraw HONEY

The HONEY amount received may differ from the Re7HONEY amount because vault share values can change.

For tracking purposes, the HONEY - Lent Earn position reduces when the staked position is unstaked. The guided flow then helps complete the withdrawal route so the HONEY returns to the connected wallet. If a user stops part-way through the flow, the position may be left in a protocol state that is harder to view inside Amy until the remaining action is completed.

22. Claiming HONEY - Lent rewards

Where available, the Claim rewards action lets the connected wallet claim available BGT rewards from the HONEY - Lent vault.

The claim modal may show:

• amount available
• approximate USD value
• reward source
• recipient wallet
• lifetime rewards after claim

Claiming BGT may require a wallet transaction. Rewards are not claimed without the connected wallet approving the transaction.

Claiming does not reduce lifetime rewards earned in Amy. Instead, claimed rewards move from currently claimable into claimed rewards.

23. sWBERA

sWBERA is shown as an auto-staking strategy.

On Amy, sWBERA may show:

• current value
• value change
• rewards included in value
• overall return
• You put in
• token balance
• tracked period
• AmyTracked status

sWBERA does not pay separate rewards inside Amy. The token balance may stay the same while each sWBERA becomes redeemable for more BERA over time. That growth is reflected in the position value.

For sWBERA, Amy may show:

• Rewards: Included in value

The sWBERA detail view may show Position activity, including:

• Opening position
• Added since tracking
• Removed since tracking
• Current net input
• Additions detected

Simple rule

For sWBERA, rewards stay inside the position and are reflected through value change.

24. plvHEDGE

plvHEDGE is shown as an auto-compounding strategy.

On Amy, plvHEDGE may show:

• current value
• value change
• rewards included in value
• overall return
• You put in
• token balance
• tracked period
• AmyTracked status

plvHEDGE compounds automatically. The auto-compounding effect stays inside the position and is reflected through value change rather than paid as separate rewards.

For plvHEDGE, Amy may show:

• Rewards: Included in value

The plvHEDGE detail view may show Position activity, including:

• Opening position
• Added since tracking
• Removed since tracking
• Current net input
• Additions detected

Simple rule

For plvHEDGE, the auto-compounding effect stays inside the position and is reflected through value change.

25. Amy Points from Earn

Supported Earn positions may receive Amy Points where eligible.

The live Earn page shows the current Amy Points rate or multiplier for each supported strategy. Example labels may include:

• up to 10x
• Points per hour
• Amy Points

Amy Points rates, multipliers and eligibility rules may change over time. The live page shows the current settings.

Amy Points are separate from the financial performance of a strategy. A strategy can receive Amy Points while its position value moves up or down.

Simple rule

Amy Points are an Amy rewards feature. They are not the same as investment return.

26. Wallet connection and account states

Explore can be viewed before connecting a wallet.

To see wallet-specific positions in My Positions, you need to connect a wallet. If your connected wallet does not hold supported positions tracked by Earn, the page shows that there are no positions to show yet.

You may see different Earn states depending on whether you are:

• not connected
• connected with no supported positions
• connected with supported positions

A connected wallet with supported positions should show those positions automatically once scanned and detected.

27. Why a position may not appear

A supported position may not appear immediately if:

• the wallet is not connected
• the position is not currently supported by Earn
• the transaction has not confirmed
• the wallet has not been scanned yet
• the position is below a display or tracking threshold
• the asset is held in a different wallet
• the asset is held through a route not currently tracked
• the strategy changed contracts or reward mechanics
• data is temporarily unavailable

If a position should appear but does not, wait for the next account scan and check that the correct wallet is connected.

28. Data timing

Some Earn data may update faster than other data.

Current value may update from regular wallet scans. Historical charts, additions, removals, rewards and tracked period data may update from separate daily or event-based tracking.

This can create short timing differences between:

• live current value
• daily chart data
• newly detected additions
• reward calculations
• position activity
• overall return

Confirmed data is used where possible. A submitted wallet transaction is not the same as a confirmed transaction.

29. Estimates and rounding

Earn values may be rounded for display.

Dollar values, token quantities, percentages, APRs, TVL and rewards may be estimated or rounded. Small differences can occur because of:

• price feeds
• liquidity
• slippage
• transaction timing
• vault share values
• rounding
• network delays
• reward timing
• data-source differences

Treat displayed values as informational estimates.

30. Strategy actions

Earn may show action buttons such as:

• Find out more
• Add to position
• Open provider flow
• Withdraw
• Claim rewards
• Compound rewards
• View details

Find out more opens more information about a strategy where available.

Add to position helps you add more to a supported strategy through a supported route. This may involve swap routing, a user-approved protocol flow, or another supported route.

Open provider flow may be used where the strategy action requires a provider or protocol interaction, such as HONEY - Lent.

Withdraw is used where Amy supports a withdrawal flow.

Claim rewards is used where a strategy has claimable rewards.

Compound rewards may be shown where a strategy pays rewards separately and Amy supports a route to use those rewards.

Action availability can vary by strategy, wallet state, balance, network, route support and current product settings.

31. Wallet transactions

Some Earn actions require wallet transactions. Your connected wallet must approve and sign those transactions.

The interface may guide you through multiple confirmations where a strategy requires multiple user-approved protocol actions.

Examples:

• a token approval
• a swap
• a user-approved protocol deposit
• a stake
• an unstake
• a withdrawal
• a reward claim

Amy never asks for seed phrases, private keys or recovery codes. Do not approve unexpected transactions or share wallet recovery information with anyone.

32. Amy’s role

Amy provides:

• the Earn interface
• strategy comparison information
• supported position detection
• current value display
• tracked input display
• value change calculation
• rewards earned display where available
• overall return calculation
• charts where enough data is available
• position activity display
• reward activity display
• Amy Points display
• supported action flows where available
• links or routes to supported actions
• educational information and warnings

Amy does not:

• guarantee returns
• guarantee APR
• guarantee strategy safety
• provide financial advice
• recommend that a user enters a strategy
• operate a managed investment service
• execute transactions without user approval
• accept deposits as a custodian or deposit-taking institution
• take custody of user funds
• control third-party protocols
• guarantee third-party protocol availability
• guarantee reward amounts
• guarantee TVL accuracy
• guarantee token prices
• guarantee that a strategy will remain supported
• guarantee that all wallet activity can be reconstructed
• sell Amy Points
• make Amy Points redeemable for money or crypto

33. Third-party protocols and routes

Earn strategies may involve third-party protocols, vaults, tokens, routers or smart contracts.

The page may display information about those strategies and may provide an interface to interact with supported routes, but the underlying protocol mechanics are controlled by the relevant protocol contracts.

A strategy may change because of:

• protocol upgrades
• reward changes
• contract changes
• token changes
• router changes
• liquidity changes
• network issues
• partner changes

If a protocol changes, displayed data, actions or tracking may also change.

34. Risks

Supported strategies can involve risk.

Risks may include:

• token price movement
• vault share value movement
• smart contract risk
• protocol risk
• liquidity risk
• slippage
• reward changes
• loss of rewards
• network fees
• transaction failure
• incorrect assumptions about APR
• third-party data issues
• delays in tracking
• strategy support changes

A positive APR, positive AmyTracked result, positive reward amount or positive previous return does not guarantee future results.

A strategy can lose value even if it receives rewards or Amy Points.

Simple rule

Rewards and Points do not remove strategy risk.

35. Not financial advice

Earn information is provided for comparison, tracking and education only and is not financial advice.

Amy does not tell users which strategy is suitable for them. You are responsible for deciding whether to use a strategy and for understanding the risks before signing any wallet transaction.

Only use a strategy if you understand the assets, protocol, transaction, fees and risks involved.

Earn information can form part of your own research, but it should not be treated as the only information needed to make a decision.

36. Getting help

If Earn data appears incorrect, contact Amy with:

• connected wallet address
• strategy name
• expected position
• date or time
• transaction hash where applicable
• screenshot of the issue
• non-sensitive details about what happened

Useful issue examples include:

• a supported position not appearing
• current value looking wrong
• You put in not updating
• an addition being treated as return
• a removal not being detected
• rewards earned looking wrong
• a chart marker missing
• an add-to-position flow being interrupted
• a withdrawal flow being interrupted
• a claim transaction not appearing

Do not share seed phrases, private keys, recovery codes, wallet passwords or full authentication credentials with anyone claiming to provide Amy support. Amy support will never need your seed phrase or private key.

37. Worked examples

Example 1

Adding more is not profit

You have a supported position with:

• You put in: $50
• Current value: $52
• Overall return: +$2

You add another $25.

The tracked input updates to about $75. The new $25 is not shown as profit.

Example 2

Separate rewards

A SAIL.r position has:

• Value change: -$0.40
• Rewards earned: +$0.24

Overall return is -$0.16.

The position value is down, but separate rewards reduce the total loss.

Example 3

Auto-compounding

A plvHEDGE position has:

• You put in: $100
• Current value: $103
• Rewards: Included in value

Value change is +$3.

Overall return is +$3.

The reward effect is inside the position value.

Example 4

Claiming rewards

A HONEY - Lent position has claimable BGT. The user claims it.

The claimed amount moves from currently claimable into claimed rewards. Lifetime rewards earned remains cumulative.

Example 5

Existing position

A user already holds sWBERA before tracking begins.

The first tracked snapshot is used as the opening position. Later additions and removals are tracked from that point onward.

38. Changes and current information

The live Earn page shows currently supported strategies, current Amy APR, TVL, AmyTracked status, Amy Points multipliers, user positions, charts and available actions.

Earn strategies, rates, rewards, supported actions, Points multipliers and tracking methods may change over time.

Use this guide to understand how Earn works. Use the live Earn page to see current strategy information and connected-wallet position data.

Simple rule

The docs explain the system. The live page shows current data.