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Yield Comparison Prompt

Compares yield opportunities on a risk-adjusted basis instead of ranking them by advertised APY.

2 min readupdated 2026-09-02

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Use when choosing between two or more places to deploy the same capital. Compares yield opportunities on a risk-adjusted basis instead of ranking them by advertised APY.

Compares yield opportunities on a risk-adjusted basis instead of ranking them by advertised APY. Use when choosing between two or more places to deploy the same capital. Copy the prompt below, swap the bracketed variables for your own context, and run it in any capable model. This prompt node is part of the Onexial knowledge graph and links to related concepts, workflows and tools below.
Context
Use when choosing between two or more places to deploy the same capital.
Prompt
Compare these yield opportunities for the same capital. Rank by risk-adjusted attractiveness, not APY.

CAPITAL: [AMOUNT + ASSET]  HORIZON: [DURATION]
OPTION A: [protocol, chain, APY, TVL, audits, upgradeability, yield source, exit path]
OPTION B: [same fields]
OPTION C: [same fields]

For each option:
- Real yield after emissions are excluded
- Risk layers present (contract, oracle, liquidity, issuer, bridge)
- Gas and transaction costs over the horizon, as a % of capital
- Worst realistic outcome

Then:
1. Rank them, stating the decisive factor for each ranking.
2. Identify any option whose advertised yield does not compensate its risk at all.
3. Recommend an allocation split, or a single option, with reasoning.
4. State the monitoring rule for the chosen option.

No projections of total return. No advice to maximise yield.
Example Output
A: 31% advertised, 7% real, non-timelocked admin — risk not compensated. B: 9% advertised, 8.4% real from trading fees, timelocked, audited twice; gas 0.3% over 6 months. C: 14% but requires a bridge, adding a distinct exploit surface. Ranking: B, C, A — decided by real yield versus admin authority. Split: 80% B, 20% C. Monitor B's fee share weekly; exit below 60% fee-based.
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What does the Yield Comparison Prompt prompt do?

Use when choosing between two or more places to deploy the same capital.

Which AI models work with this prompt?

It is model-agnostic: it works with any capable general model. Replace the bracketed variables with your own context before running it.

What output should I expect?

A: 31% advertised, 7% real, non-timelocked admin — risk not compensated. B: 9% advertised, 8.4% real from trading fees, timelocked, audited twice; gas 0.3% over 6 months. C: 14% but requires a bridge, adding a distinct exploit surface. Ranking: B, C, A — decided by real yield versus admin authority.

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