I use Pendle to generate fixed yield

Let’s take a scenario where you buy PT-USDai in order to get a high fixed yield on stablecoins.

What you need to monitor

A Pendle PT isn't a set-and-forget position. Market conditions shift between entry and maturity, and some changes directly impact your position's performance. Staying informed helps you avoid missing critical turning points and optimize your returns.

What Otomato watches for you

Otomato automatically detects and monitors your PT holdings and alerts you only when something relevant happens:

Points and season updates

PT value depends heavily on incentives, seasons, and reward mechanics. These updates are typically announced on Twitter and can move markets within minutes.

Otomato's intelligence layer monitors the social accounts linked to your PT's underlying protocol (here, USD.ai) and alerts you as soon as a post might impact your position's value.

Example notifications:

• Points multiplier change "USDai reduced the YT points multiplier from 10× to 5×."

• TGE announced "USDai announced their TGE to be on February 11th."

• New season announced "USDai announced their season 2, starting"

PT implied rate change

Changes in the PT implied rate signal shifts in how the market values future yield. When rates move significantly, it affects your PT's current value and may change your strategy.

Otomato tracks these rate movements continuously and alerts you when the implied yield meaningfully shifts, so you can decide whether to hold or exit your position.

Example notifications

• "The PT-USDai implied rate dropped from 13.4% to 10.3%."

• "The PT-USDai implied rate increased from 7% to 10%."

Security incident

If Pendle or USDai has a security issue, your funds might be compromised.

Otomato surfaces security incidents as soon as credible signals appear so you can react quickly.

Example notifications

• "Potential security issue reported affecting Pendle. View source"

• "USDai announced that their frontend has been compromised. View source"

Learn more

Learn how Otomato manages security-related alerts here.

Underlying depeg

If USDai depegs, it creates two scenarios for PT holders: a temporary loss if it drops below $1, or an opportunity for larger profit if it rises above $1. Both situations require quick decisions.

Otomato continuously monitors underlying asset prices and alerts you as soon as a meaningful deviation is detected.

Example notifications

• "USDai is trading at 0.982."

• "USDai is trading at 1.034."

PT maturity

Once a PT reaches maturity, you no longer earn fixed yield. At this point, you need to either roll into a new market or claim your underlying asset.

Otomato sends you a reminder when the market expires so you don't forget to redeploy your capital.

Example notifications

• "Your PT-USDai position has expired."

Supply cap change

Supply caps directly affect how much capital can enter a PT or YT market. When caps are raised, new liquidity can flow in, which often impacts PT and YT pricing.

This applies to Pendle-specific caps, but also money market caps. If the PT-USDai cap is raised by $10M on Euler and fills quickly, it creates substantial PT demand with little to no increase in YT demand. This supply shock can trigger repricing.

Otomato alerts you when caps change so you can anticipate market movements.

Example notifications:

• "The supply cap for PT-USDai on Euler was increased by $10M"

• "Pendle increased the cap for PT-USDai-11Feb26 by $50M."

Limit orders

Otomato tracks your Pendle limit orders and alerts you as soon as it gets filled.

Example notifications:

• "Your limit order to buy PT-USDai-11Feb26 has been fully filled at an implied rate of 11.2%"

• "Your limit order to sell PT-USDe-28Dec25 was partially filled (62%) at an implied rate of 9.4%"

Improvements

We're continuously looking to add support for alerts the community is asking for. If you'd like us to add a new use case, reach out on telegram.