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Leveraged yield means borrowing from Vanna and deploying the loan into a Farm pool, so you earn on more than your own capital. On Stellar you do it in two steps, Margin then Farm, or ask Copilot to plan both.

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Open a position

1

Deposit and borrow

On Margin → Leverage your Assets, deposit collateral and borrow the token the pool needs, for example XLM or BLUSDC for Blend, or SoUSDC for the Soroswap XLM / SoUSDC pool. See Borrow.
2

Farm it

Open the pool on Farm and supply or add liquidity from the margin account. On Blend, Source shows that borrowed funds are used first. See Blend or LP Pools.
3

Check the account

On Margin, Borrowed money is in now shows the amount in Farm. Watch the health factor and the Liquidation buffer.
Margin Current Positions account map with collateral, account value, four borrowed assets each with Repay, and a footer showing Borrowed money is in Farm $579.18 and Idle $747.47

After farming: the account map shows borrowed money split between Farm and Idle. Click the image to zoom.

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Does it pay?

Your net yield is roughly:
Both rates are variable. Compare the pool’s supply APY (Farm) with the asset’s Borrow APY (Earn) and your Net Borrow Rate (Margin) before you start. On testnet, rates can swing a lot.
Borrowing XLM to supply XLM to Blend cancels out XLM price moves on that leg. Borrowing USDC to farm XLM does not: you are now long XLM with leverage, and an XLM drop lowers your health factor.

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Unwind

1

Exit the farm

Withdraw from Blend or remove liquidity. Tokens return to the margin account.
2

Swap if needed

If you got back a different token than you owe, swap for the debt asset.
3

Repay

Repay each loan in its own asset.
4

Withdraw

Transfer what’s left to your wallet.
Each step is its own transaction. If one fails, the earlier ones stay done; check your balances before retrying.
At or below a Health Factor of 1.1, a priced account with debt is a liquidation candidate. The current liquidation path transfers remaining collateral to the liquidator; it does not automatically close the SmartAccount.
See Sample Strategies for worked examples.