Yearn.Finance price about to rebound as the DeFi protocol reports net income of $3.8 million
|- Yearn.Finance earned nearly $4 million in just three months.
- YFI locked in a range between $21,000 and $30,000.
Yearn.Finance (YFI) attempted a recovery above $32,00 on December 2 only to retreat below $25,000 at the time of writing. The popular DeFi-token lost over 16% on a week-to-week basis and moved back to the 31st position in the global cryptocurrency market rating. With the current market capitalization of $748 million, YFI goes right after IOTA and Uniswap in the ranking.
The token has been trying to settle above psychological $30,000 since the end of November to no avail so far. Each time the price moves above the threshold, traders start booking profits and push it back inside the range.
Yearn community discloses financial results
Yearn community members prepared the quarterly report with the financial results of the project for the three months ending in October 2020. This is the first time that quarterly financials are published, including an income statement and a balance sheet.
The project received a net profit of about $3,8 million during the reported period, with over 95% of the revenue coming from the yVault product offering. The cost of revenue amounted to $212,000 and consisted of gas price used to deploy contracts and call functions for the yVaults.
The operating expenses, money spent on administrative salaries and security, reached $303,000. Also, various contributors received grants to a total amount of $40,000. The team working on the report has marketable assets worth about $580,000 and no liabilities or accounts payable.
All in all, the financial report creates an impression of a robust business. However, the community members emphasize that the project has not been audited by a third-party professional accounting firm and should not be regarded as financial advice.
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YFI on-chain metrics suggest more rangebound trading ahead
On-chain data implies that YFI selling pressure is subdued as coins supply on the exchanges remained close to September lows of around 25%. This metric is negatively correlated with the price movement and often serves as a leading indicator for an upcoming trend reversal. Said this, as the indicator stays flat and the price divergence decreases, the coin is likely to remain within the current range for the time being.
YFI coins supply on the exchanges
Meanwhile, IntoTheBlock's In/Out of the Money Around Price (IOMAP) model confirms the state of uncertainty as the price is sitting above the substantial support area. Nearly 800 addresses previously purchased over 2,000 YFI tokens between $23,000 and $23,800. If this supply is absorbed and sell orders continue pile up, YFI will lose the ground and start a free fall towards the lower border of the recent range at $21,000.
YFI In/Out of the Money Around Price
On the upside, there is a strong resistance on approach to $25,000 as 325 addresses purchased nearly 3,000 tokens around that barrier. An even stronger resistance comes at $28,000. This barrier separates the token from another attempt to clear psychological $30,000.
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