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# DegenPrime

DegenPrime is a Prime Brokerage for the Based Degen; the place where you create and boost your Degen portfolio. 

You know that part of your portfolio for AI and Memecoins - it doesn't have to be small. With DegenPrime, you can jack up your assets. That 10x you have your eye on, on DegenPrime you can make that a 100x. You turn a good trade into a great one, and you don't have to share your returns with anyone. 

Unleash your inner Degen with more upside, and no extra downside. 

On DegenPrime, you 10x your potential. In the Prime Brokerage, you leverage your assets up to 10x to increase your returns. You see it as your own personal Degen portfolio, but more: 

* more capital
* more opportunities
* more potential

For example, you can:

1. Deposit $100 collateral
2. Borrow $1,000 against it
3. Yeet the full $1,100 into your favorite AI- or memecoin
4. LP it on Aerodrome to earn fees over the full $1100

This is but one of the many opportunities on DegenPrime. The Degen Account provides you the tools to swap, LP, long, short and gamble with your favorite tokens, and you design your own strategy.


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