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How do I retrieve the "COMP earned" value?

With a Smart Contract or JSON RPC

Get the value of COMP earned for an address that uses the Compound protocol. This can be done using the Lens contract with JSON RPC or another Smart Contract. If you do an eth_call with JSON RPC, it is free (no gas costs).

Use the getCompBalanceMetadataExt method in the Lens contract https://etherscan.io/address/0xdCbDb7306c6Ff46f77B349188dC18cEd9DF30299#code
Lens address is posted here https://github.com/compound-finance/compound-protocol/blob/master/networks/mainnet.json#L31
Here is the definition https://github.com/compound-finance/compound-protocol/blob/master/contracts/Lens/CompoundLens.sol#L453

From Blockchain With JSON RPC and JavaScript

const Compound = require('@compound-finance/compound-js');

const provider = 'https://mainnet.infura.io/v3/' + process.env.infuraApiKey;

const cTokenToGetCompApy = Compound.cUSDC; // Pick an asset

const underlying = cTokenToGetCompApy.slice(1, 10);
const underlyingDecimals = Compound.decimals[underlying];

Net APY Calculation

Convert all supplied and borrowed asset amounts to a single asset (like USD or ETH).
Calculate the sum of (suppliedAmount * supplyApyAsDecimal - borrowedAmount * borrowApyAsDecimal) for all underlying assets.
If the calculated sum from the previous step is >0 then Net APY = 100 * (sum / totalSuppliedValue). If the calculation from the previous step is <0 then Net APY = 100 * (sum / totalBorrowedValue). If the calculation from the previous step is 0 then Net APY = 0.

Example

Net APY:

-7.29%

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	Cursor Movement Shortcuts
	Ctrl+A Move cursor to the beginning for the line Alpha, First letter == beginning
	Ctrl+E Move cursor to the end of the line E for End
	Ctrl+F Move cursor forward one character F for Forward
	Ctrl+B Move cursor backward B for Backward
	Esc+F Moves forward one word Always forget the escape version
	Esc+B Moves backwards one word Ditto
	Ctrl+P Previous command P for Previous – also up arrow
	Ctrl+N Next command N for Next – also down arrow

	const Compound = require('@compound-finance/compound-js');

	const provider = 'https://mainnet.infura.io/v3/' + process.env.infuraApiKey;

	// mainnet
	const CompoundLens = Compound.util.getAddress(Compound.CompoundLens);
	const LensAbi = Compound.util.getAbi(Compound.CompoundLens);
	const COMP = Compound.util.getAddress(Compound.COMP);
	const Comptroller = Compound.util.getAddress(Compound.Comptroller);
	const me = '0xa0df350d2637096571F7A701CBc1C5fdE30dF76A';