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# Pathfinder

Pathfinder Strategy is designed to **generate long-term capital growth by allocating funds entirely to high-cap crypto assets such as BTC and ETH**. It prioritizes growth over stability, while still relying on low-risk yield investments.

Its goal is to **maximize growth by going long on the crypto market**.

**Typical Composition Example:**

* 22% USDC → Liquidity in Flash Trade, Adrena & Jupiter Perps
* 10.25% BTC → Liquidity in Flash Trade, Adrena & Jupiter Perps
* 34.75% SOL → Liquidity in Flash Trade, Adrena & Jupiter Perps
* 3% ETH → Liquidity in Flash Trade & Jupiter Perps
* 30% SOL → Staking in Solayer, Sanctum & Jito

**Estimated APY** → 8-18%

> The allocation and APY may adjust slightly depending on market conditions and yields.

**Is Pathfinder for me?**

It is ideal for you if you have a **conservative risk profile and believe in crypto's long-term potential** while earning extra yields with your position.

**Pathfinder Frequently Asked Questions**

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<summary>Is my money safe during crypto market crashes?</summary>

During major downturns, the portfolio can decrease in value. However, the strategy is focused only on top-tier assets, which tend to recover more reliably over time.

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<summary>Can I withdraw at any time?</summary>

Yes, funds are deposited in liquid protocols and can be withdrawn 24/7.

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<summary>Can I switch to a less volatile strategy later?</summary>

Yes, you can rotate into strategies with less volatility-exposed strategy whenever you want.

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Find more information in the [Pathfinder Strategy Page](https://yields.lince.finance/strategies/pathfinder).

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