Saturn has launched new pools on Pendle: USDat and sUSDat on the Monad chain. These pools offer high APY and high multipliers (linked to airdrops). Maturity date: January 14, 2027; early sell-off is possible. How to participate👇 1. Prepare USDat and sUSDat on the Monad chain: - Start with USDC on Ethereum Mainnet → Exchange USDC for USDat on Saturn → Stake USDat to receive sUSDat → Bridge to the Monad chain. Refer to the image guide for detailed steps. 2. Go to Pendle and purchase the PT and YT tokens for these pools: - Buy PT: Lock in a fixed yield; redeem the underlying asset at maturity according to the rules (ideal for conservative fixed-income seekers). - Buy YT: Capture all yield and积分 (multipliers) accrued before maturity (leveraged exposure to yield/积分; value approaches zero at maturity). Important note! These new pools have low liquidity—be cautious of slippage on large trades. Pool links are in the official tweet I referenced. These pools span both S1 and S2积分 rules:积分 accumulated before August 9, 2026 count toward S1;积分 after that date count toward S2. You do not need to participate in both Monad chain pools. For pure yield-farming purposes, small positions are recommended. For stability, consider the USDat pool, as USDat is backed by tokenized U.S. Treasuries, pegged 1:1 to the USD, and non-yielding. sUSDat is the yield-bearing version, primarily earning from STRC dividends and similar sources, offering higher target yields but with greater risk due to price volatility. Before participating, please note these key risks👇 1. sUSDat-specific risks: STRC de-pegging or price volatility, delayed or reduced dividends, negative returns leading to NAV decline → YT yields may pause; PT redemption at maturity may fall below expectations. 2. USDat carries lower risk but still faces potential stablecoin de-pegging, reserve management issues, or redemption delays. 3. Liquidity risk: Low TVL in new pools leads to high slippage; exiting early may result in losses. 4. Uncertainty around积分 and airdrops:积分 have no guaranteed value and may be reversed or “unfarmed.” 5. Opportunity cost and fees: Gas fees, slippage, Pendle fees, and bridge costs can significantly erode returns on small capital. 6. Other risks: Oracle failures, custody issues, cross-chain bridge failures, smart contract vulnerabilities, and chain-specific risks. Always start with a small test amount. After purchasing, actively monitor your positions. Tip: This post is purely a personal account of participation and does not constitute investment advice. Intended solely for non-U.S. audiences. DYOR~ @saturn_credit