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Volatility farming by definition:

Pools are designed to drift from their peg during market activity. When price discrepancies emerge:
  • The protocol performs arbitrage for users, to restore parity.
  • Every arbitrage action incurs a small protocol fee.
  • The arbitrage engine becomes a yield-generation mechanism, not just a price stabilizer.
This is where Leveraged Volatility Farming (LVF) enters: protocols and advanced users can stack volatility exposure to earn amplified fees when price activity spikes.