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# Auto Compounding Vaults

## Strategy Overview

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**The general workflow is as follows:**&#x20;

* Users can deposit the aforementioned tokens (and more) into Beraborrow vaults&#x20;
* These positions are automatically staked with Infrared, to earn iBGT rewards
* These accrued iBGT rewards are then staked to earn additional yield (using our custom keeper bots)
* Accrued rewards iBGT+staking rewards are periodically used to purchase more LP tokens, increasing the users' position (this takes place during every 'rebalance' call from our keeper bot, called roughly every 4-10 mins)&#x20;

#### Fees

| Type            | Description                                                                              | Amount      |
| --------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------- |
| Deposit Fee     | Fee for depositing into Beraborrow's auto compounding vaults                             | 0%          |
| Withdrawal Fee  | Fee on withdrawing from Beraborrow's auto compounding vaults                             | 0%          |
| Performance Fee | The displayed APY  accounts for the 5% performance fee deducted from the yield generated | 5% on yield |

## Link to strategy

{% embed url="<https://app.beraborrow.com/vault>" %}

## Guide

**1)** Use a DEX, or DEX aggregator, such as ooga booga (<https://app.oogabooga.io/>) to swap assets into the target tokens of interest. For instance, a user might want to swap some BERA to a mixture of HONEY and USDC:

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**2)** Then, the user can add liquidity in order to receive the corresponding LP receipt token. An example of this with the BEX HONEY-USDCe LP pair is shown in the image below:

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BEX pools can be found here: [https://hub.berachain.com/pools](https://hub.berachain.com/pools/0xf961a8f6d8c69e7321e78d254ecafbcc3a637621000000000000000000000001/deposit/)

**3)** Finally, the user can navigate themselsves to the Beraborrow vault page, and stake the corresponding LP receipt token (or iBGT) through the Beraborrow interface:

<figure><img src="/files/GpI1Mz6hLIW6YZrWtLrb" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>


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