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The YT trading agent that works while you sleep.

A YT's price rises and falls with the yield the market expects. BANDIT grades every Pendle YT against its own last 90 days, near the floor with room to run or already at the top, and runs an agent on Robinhood Chain that trades your rules only when SERV Reasoning agrees. Farming points? It prices those too.

Near the floor
Near the top
On Robinhood Chain
BANDIT the raccoon asleep in a hammock while points fall like stars
reading the rangesmost room to run
agent asleepchecks on a schedule
How it works

Every YT has a range. BANDIT knows where it sits.

01

Read the range

BANDIT places each YT's implied APY in its own 90-day range and shows the room to its high and its low, plus days left before decay. For points farmers, it prices 1,000 points too.

02

Set a rule

Enter a YT when it sits near its floor, exit when it reaches its top, or switch on Farm mode for points. Caps are hard-coded: $25 a trade, $100 a day.

03

Sleep on it

The agent checks on a schedule. SERV Reasoning confirms or holds off, the trade lands on Robinhood Chain, and Telegram tells you why.

Right now

Where the YTs sit

Room to run is what a YT would gain if its rate returned to its 90-day high today. The move has to happen before maturity, because YT decays as time runs out.

Robinhood Chain

Where your agent trades

Pendle YTs on Robinhood Chain, including tokenized NVDA, PFE and SGOV, with their range and room to run. No project here publishes a points rate yet, so any airdrop value is speculative and BANDIT never invents one.

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Farming points?

What 1,000 points cost right now

For points and airdrop hunters: the expected YT decay to maturity divided by the points you would earn. Lower is cheaper. Free means the underlying yield should cover the YT cost if rates hold. Distorted markets are shown but never ranked.

Every Pendle YT, graded

Which YTs are a good entry right now?

BANDIT compares each YT's price with its own last 90 days and grades the entry. A means cheap, with room to run and time left. D means it is already near its top. Best entries come first. Tap any row to see why.

Price vs its last 90 days
Entry gradeA to D from the numbers: price vs its own 90 days (45%), room to run vs downside (25%), time left (15%) and pool size (15%), plus a small bonus for a points program. New means under 14 days of history. Risky means the numbers are flagged.
Price vs its last 90 daysThe dot sits between the cheapest and the priciest day of the last 90 days. Further left is cheaper.
Room to runWhat the YT would gain if its rate got back to its 90-day high, next to what it would lose at its low. The move has to happen before the YT ends.
Yield rateThe yield the market is pricing in (Pendle's implied APY). A YT's price rises and falls with it.
SourcePendle hosted API, refreshed every 5 minutes. Data and reasoning only. Not financial advice.
Ask BANDIT

Find YTs near their floor.

Ask in plain words. BANDIT checks every live Pendle YT against its last 90 days, and SERV Reasoning tells you which ones look cheap, how far they could run, and what could go wrong.

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How bold?
How much?
Where?

The amount only checks whether that size could get in and out easily. Nothing is traded.

How BANDIT decides

What it weighs for every YT

Price vs its history

Where today's price sits against its last 90 days. Near the floor means cheaper than most of those days.

Room to run

What it would gain if it got back to its 90-day high, next to what it would lose at its low.

Time left

A YT fades to zero at its end date, so any move has to happen in time.

Easy in, easy out

Liquidity: whether your amount can get in and out without moving the price.

Interest right now

24-hour volume and the 7-day move show where traders are crowding in.

Points and airdrops

A bonus on top, never required. Priced when a project publishes a rate, flagged as a guess when it doesn't.