Net the rate
Fees reduce the assumed APY before the model compounds it over the exact day fraction.
User assumptions. Decimal arithmetic. No live-rate claims.
Compare current and target non-yield shares through a chosen horizon, then inspect modeled carry, liquidity retained, and the monthly balance shift the target requires.
Treasury arithmetic
This local model does not provide live rates, legal analysis, token recommendations, custody, or guaranteed returns.
Assumptions
Follow the dependency
Fees reduce the assumed APY before the model compounds it over the exact day fraction.
Only the yield-eligible balance receives the modeled period return. The non-yield floor sets that balance.
A more ambitious target adds modeled carry and requires a faster balance shift through the same horizon.

Worked comparison
A $10 million reserve at 70% non-yield exposes $3 million to the assumed net rate. A 25% floor exposes $7.5 million. Their difference, not the headline APY alone, creates incremental modeled carry.
Reasoning carousel
The model can compound the number exactly without proving that a product will deliver it.
Quick assessment
Choose an answer, then connect it to yield-eligible principal.
Misconception
The model omits depeg, liquidity, custody, credit, smart-contract, tax, and operational risk. A treasury policy must price those separately.
Transfer
Use your balance, assumptions, and horizon. Explain both the modeled carry gained and the migration burden accepted.
Boundary
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