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📰 New report: Sypher Capital Bitcoin Yield Fund. ~4.5% BTC-denominated yield. Coinbase Prime + BitGo custody. Yield from basis, funding, L2 incentives, and conservative leverage. Full research breakdown on @syphercapital: bitcoinyield.com/product/sypher…

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What’s happening in DeFi can look a lot like credit markets. Apollo capping redemptions is a reminder that many traditional products feel liquid… until they dont. That’s why transparency, 24/7 markets, and open Bitcoin rails matter.

In the current market, which Bitcoin yield category are you most comfortable with?

What do I see when I look at this chart of yield data? On-chain yield rates are compressing overall. We have seen rates in the 4-6% not uncommon a couple months ago. Currently 1-3% is the average. The BTC-denominated yield funds appear at the top of the list and seem to be performing well. Downside is their reporting of yield is hard to verify and slow to update. Coinbase keeps hard numbers close to the chest, while Sypher updates their numbers monthly. So take those 4%'s with a grain of salt. YieldBasis and Acre are not shown here. YieldBasis continues to be at capacity so we dont show it. Worth noting they would be #1 in the paid in alts category at 7%. Babylon continues to bleed capital which is pushing its APR to .10% Liquidity leasing on Magma is showing strength with a recent uptick in Lightning volume overall. Still, the actual demand for BTC liquidity is low and can't sustain much demand at current. Zest continues to be a top performer thats easy to understand. Supply BTC, get paid bi-weekly in BTC. TVL currently sitting at $47m. As always. Deep dives and live data can be seen at bitcoinyield.com.

The Top BitcoinYield Strategies Today 📈 🔸Paid in $BTC: @ZestProtocol BTC Supply: 3.23% @AmbossTech Magma: 2.19% @SolvProtocol BTC+: 2.04% @botanix stBTC Vault: 1.23% 🎪 Paid in ALTs: @Starknet BTC Staking: 2.79% @babylonlabs_io Staking: 0.10% 🏦 BTC-Denominated Managed Funds: @syphercapital Bitcoin Yield Fund: 4.5% @CoinbaseInsto Bitcoin Yield Fund: 4.00% See real-time data for all tracked products bitcoinyield.com

Red days are a good time to remember where Bitcoin yield actually comes from. Yield exists because BTC gets used: trading, lending, collateral, routing, liquidity. When the market gets shaky, that question matters a lot more than whoever is advertising the highest rate. 🎙️ @JacobPPhillips - Co-Founder of @lombard_finance

@jakob_btc congrats on the launch

That's a wrap for cap 1 ✅ The demand for institutional-grade Bitcoin yield is unsatiable.

@tierotiero Why is that an issue? The cost of capital gets passed to the consumer?

@bitcoin_yield naah Cheap Payments and Yield cannot go together. Consumer - Merchant would deplete always one way and force merchant to rebalance

If machine-to-machine payments actually take off, the long-term Lightning bull case gets cleaner: - more payment demand - more liquidity demand - more reason for fee-driven BTC yield to exist ⚡

25 protocols tracked. 83,256.77 BTC on the board. Capital still wants yield, but the market is pricing utility, incentives, and transparency very differently.

This week's BitcoinYield newsletter is locked in for tomorrow. Inside: - USD TVL up 3.14% while BTC TVL fell 1.48% - Babylon shrinks while Lombard continues to grow inside the same ecosystem - the new Sypher Capital report and what conservative managed BTC yield looks like - why lower BTC-denominated yields are becoming a broader Bitcoin L2 theme Get on the list before it goes out. #newsletter" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">bitcoinyield.com/#newsletter

Big news this week: Stripe + Tempo’s Machine Payments Protocol shipping with Lightning support on day 1. Machines paying machines.  This thesis is playing out as agents get control of money. 🎙️ @shoneanstey

Sypher Capital = basis, funding, selected L2 carry   YieldBasis token vaults = token emissions   Amboss Magma = buyer-paid lease fees 4.5%, 7.2%, 1.9% APR's. Only on bitcoinyield.com can you breakdown the differences

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BTC has been flat to down for 90 days. These are the moments to accumulate. You can do it with straight buys, or through on-chain yield products. 🎙️ @andrerserrano on the second path with Bitcoin DeFi

@bitcoinbase2026 @andrerserrano few

@bitcoin_yield @andrerserrano Most people say this. Few actually buy here.

@BitcoinHopium @ZestProtocol @MorphoLabs @ambosstech @SolvProtocol @Starknet @babylonlabs_io 100 percent

@bitcoin_yield @ZestProtocol @MorphoLabs @ambosstech @SolvProtocol @Starknet @babylonlabs_io Interesting options here. The BTC yields look decent but I always wonder about risks in DeFi. Those altcoin strategies can be tempting but they come with their own baggage. Worth doing your homework first.

📈 TOP BITCOIN YIELD STRATEGIES TODAY 📈 🔶 Paid in $BTC: @ZestProtocol BTC Supply: 3.22% @MorphoLabs Gauntlet Vault: 2.51% @AmbossTech Magma: 2.30% @SolvProtocol BTC+: 2.07% @BotanixLabs Vault: 1.11% 🎪 Paid in $ALTS: @Starknet BTC Staking: 2.78% @babylonlabs_io Staking: 0.08% 🏦 BTC-Denominated Managed Funds: @SypherCapital Bitcoin Yield Fund: 4.5% @CoinbaseInsto Bitcoin Yield Fund: 4.00%

@BitcoinMagazine BTC GO UP

NEW: Morgan Stanley files new form with the SEC for its spot Bitcoin ETF, revealing the ticker will be MSBT 👀

@callebtc Good way to get votes

don't vote for me, vote for ben I don't want anything to do with this clout slop. he's a podcaster.

Note: We have removed Acre for the time being while we review the on-chain data to confirm the current strategy is returning close to the advertised 11% from our tracked API endpoint. Also, YieldBasis continues to not be on the list as all pools continue to be at capacity. They are averaging 2-3x higher yield in the paid in altcoins category compared to Starknet.