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# Storm Trade

### What Is This Integration?

FIVA has partnered with Storm, TON's largest perpetual trading platform, to bring you new ways to optimize Storm vault yields. This integration allows you to transform volatile Storm returns (10-25% APR) into predictable income, farm points more efficiently, or earn multiple revenue streams simultaneously.

### Where Do Storm Yields Come From?

Storm vaults generate sustainable yields through a sophisticated trading ecosystem:

1. Trading Fees: 70% of all trading fees and funding rates flow to liquidity providers
2. Liquidation Penalties: 35% of penalties from liquidated positions
3. Protocol Rewards: RP mining incentives for long-term liquidity providers
4. Trader P\&L: When traders lose, those funds go to the vault

This model has proven sustainable over time, with Storm traders collectively losing over $10 million between 2022-2024, demonstrating the statistical advantage liquidity providers have over time.

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In the next sections you can learn how to use Storm Market in FIVA.


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