Product Requests

Currently Garden performance is displayed in absolute terms since inception. With size, expenses, and time period taken out of consideration it is a pretty irrelevant number. Additionally, some Gardens are denominated in ETH while others are denominated in stables. It would be great to have performance quoted on the explore tab in % returns vs. stables (hover over for ETH). Reported both gross and net, trailing 1 mo, since inception. This is just one idea, there are dozens of ways you could present it....so it might be best to go to the discord with a few options. I just think that the way it is currently reported could be improved.

Allow Keepers to claim reward tokens throughout the duration of the strategy, either before allocating new capital in a bundled transaction, or at set intervals. Keepers should also be allowed to then reallocate these reward tokens into existing strategies. Gardens should be able to designate their own Keeper accounts. This can give discretionary gas rights to a fund manager(s) when they should execute a function such as claiming and reallocating/compounding reward tokens.

Some examples: A garden with unallocated funds could put them into the Stable Garden to earn some interest while waiting for next investment opportunity A "fund of funds" garden that invests in multiple gardens of varying risk

Right now a strategy often runs a very long time (180days) where the returns are just locked in the smart contract. This is very capital inefficient especially for gardens with a large TVL. It would be better these returns can be claimed earlier to: A) Let the strategy reinvest (For stable vaults on yearn or harvest a risk free action). This can be a manual process or automated by setting a certain threshold B) Pay the returns to the users before the strategy ends. C) Give the user a opt-in possibility to let reinvest his returns in the garden

It's difficult to know how much a multi-step strategy will cost to actually deploy. Some strategies may not be profitable after enter/exit fees, so it would be great to see some prediction of what the total gas cost would be at current rates when building the strategy.