While timelines scream “no yield,” the data says otherwise.
$1B+ incentives, double-digit APYs/APRs, and fresh vaults across Monad, Plasma, and Ethereum.
Lets have a look 🧵👇
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➢ The governance and revenue sharing token of @beefyfinance surged over 200% on Dec 25. It briefly toched around $400 before cooling off.
The rally was driven by its very low circulating supply which is only 80,000 tokens, rather than new protocol changes or yield improvements.
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➢ RWA DeFi protocols now hold about $17 B in TVL, surpassing DEXs to become the fifth‑largest category in DeFi. This shows money is flowing into more stable, yield‑bearing tokenized Treasuries and private credit products instead of speculative liquidity pools.
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➢ The @helloSQD Network introduced revenue pools where participants can lock SQD tokens to help support enterprise services and earn a share of real customer payments in stablecoins.
This is a different take on yield that links rewards to actual usage and revenue rather than inflationary token incentives.
𝐘𝐢𝐞𝐥𝐝 𝐅𝐚𝐫𝐦𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐏𝐨𝐨𝐥𝐬
➢ RLUSD Lending
DApp : @aave core
Chain: Ethereum
APR: 5%
➢ PYUSD Vault
DApp : @SentoraHQ
Chain: Ethereum
APR: 6.57%
➢ vbUSDC–vbETH liquidity pool
DApp: @SushiSwap
Chain: Katana
APR: 179%
➢ USDT0 in fUSDT0 Vault
DApp: @0xfluid
Chain: Plasma
APR: 1.93%
➢ AUSD Vault
DApp : @upshift_fi
Chain: Monad
APY: 9.03%
➢ MON–USDC Liquidity Pool
DApp : @Uniswap
Chain: Monad
APY: 84.56%
➢ SOL Liquid Staking
DApp : @jito_sol
Chain: Solana
APY: 5.99%
➢ USDe Yield
DApp : @pendle_fi
Chain: Plasma
APR: 3.16%
➢ USDC Borrow (kHYPE collateral)
DApp: @Morpho
Chain: Hyperliquid
APR: 4.73%
➢ USDC Vault
DApp: @turtledotxyz
Chain: Avalanche
APR: 4%
Which is your favorite?

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