Yes,was about to comment on this, however, if that be the case, how sustainable and attractive is that? I mean I totally love the idea behind giving out loans via the Collateralized contract, but bonds?
Let's say, considering the current Apr of polycub-Weth pool, why would anyone choose to be in a pool(bond) to earn approximately 6% in 7 days, when that polycub-weth farm gets them approximately 11%?
The current yields will even out. Also market dynamics will determine what ROI is attractive for that particular bond. The bonds for POLYCUB-WETH and POLYCUB-USDC are likely to have a small % of the bond allocation.
The major bonds are non-POLYCUB bond. Like WETH-WBTC. It's similar to an HBD conversion game theory: you have the opportunity, when timed correctly, to make a few % ROI in a few days time.
Oh, that clears things up...