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it’s coming hybrid vaults audited by @chain_security & @mixbytes #hybrid-vaults" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.yieldbasis.com/user/audits-bu…

Poking non-manipulatable price oracle for @yieldbasis positions (suitable for lending protocols). Wdyt?

Market inefficiencies displayed in full view Historical weighted average annualised USD distribution per veYB across completed epochs = .1991 YB at ~.115 Will be fun to look back in a years time, after applying the findings of the research to optimise pools and scaling the protocol

Although it's about @yieldbasis, talk is 95%-based on simulations for @CurveFinance pools

New from Statemind: a full implementation walkthrough of @yieldbasis . From the leveraged liquidity math behind LEVAMM to deposits, withdrawals, fee splits, and the price oracle migration. All the way down to the Vyper code. Full breakdown → statemind.io/blog/how-yield…

@newmichwill wen?

Analysis and planned improvements for @yieldbasis pools. In brief: simulations perfectly match reality, much better (more stable) pool performance incoming forum.yieldbasis.com/t/analysis-and…

New @yieldbasis FUD recipe (hope all FUDsters are taking notes). The cliff is in but investors and team are not selling? It means that: * They can dump in future. FUD! * They tricked you to dump very low to take all the value for themselves. Double FUD! * Locking to sneakily pocket all protocol fees. PURE EVIL!

We expanded @yieldbasis's $YB Hub with detailed tracking of Investors Unlocks 👇

It's this time again! Let's try to recapture back some arb profits for @yieldbasis LPs. It will only work if voters will be fast enough (if not - we'll not recapture some ₿). yieldbasis.com/govern

Yield Basis is doing the best numbers in DeFi. I’ve been checking the @valueverse_ai dashboard for @yieldbasis and the metrics are impressive. Right now, the Market Cap / Revenue ratio is sitting at 3. To put that in context, the only project performing better in the entire market is Pumpfun. It is literally ahead of giants like Aerodrome or EtherFi. But the real madness happens when volatility spikes: that ratio drops below 1. Even when the market cools down, the average stays around 1.1, which is just insane efficiency. I wanted to double-check this on @DefiLlama and the data holds up. If you look at the 3-month average, Yield Basis has a ratio of 0.82. The protocol is a beast, but we have to look at the full picture. There are still technical and trust issues that need to be fixed, and people need time to understand how things like TRD work. Plus, we can't ignore the inflation: we are looking at over 150% more tokens this year. That is a lot for any investor to digest. However, if they manage to fix the trust issues and the revenue keeps scaling, this token could be a massive long-term play for late 2026 or 2027 once the inflation starts to settle. It’s rare to find this level of revenue generation. It’s definitely one to keep on the radar, but only if you understand the risks involved. Do you care more about the pure revenue or does the 150% inflation keep you on the sidelines for now?

@valueverse_ai lit!

LIVE: A data hub for @yieldbasis & $YB Metrics for users & Deep Context Data for AI: -> protocol/pools/yield metrics -> $YB, mining price, revenue, multipliers -> Tech metrics & stats What's inside👇

YieldBasis continues to be one of the most interesting yield generating protocols focused on BTC today. Depending on how you hold the ybBTC asset. You can choose to earn yield from trading fees or in token emissions and they vary depending on many factors.

YB from @yieldbasis is now live on the OTF dashboard. The Ownership Token Framework maps ownership mechanisms so investors can evaluate tokens on fundamentals. YieldBasis uses a ve model (veYB) where YB holders lock tokens to gain governance power and vote on emissions.

Saw some questions wrt to why fundamental value dropped Will cover briefly here TL:DR the pool spent its reserves to move concentrated liquidity and TRD is recovering.

People track $BTC chart. I track $YB fees Volatile day = good day for @yieldbasis

Why YieldBasis is working exactly as planned. The market just took a brutal hit. Here is how YieldBasis is surviving the crash, based on the latest math and data from the @tulipacapital report. When this team entered @yieldbasis with cbBTC back in November, the strategy was clear: leverage on top of Curve to earn massive fees while keeping price exposure. But now that the market has dumped, the TRD (Temporary Redemption Discount) has kicked in. If you try to withdraw now, you’ll lose a significant percentage (21%). But you need to understand the difference between the actual value of the assets in the strategy (the PPS) and the value you get if you exit early. The TRD isn't "lost" money; it’s a reflection of the pool imbalance caused by massive selling. The math behind the TRD is very specific: > If BTC bounces back to $80k-$85k, the TRD drops to 0% almost instantly. > If BTC stays flat (around $63k which is the actual price), we would need about 38-40 weeks for the fees to rebalance the system. > If BTC drops to $50k or lower, we enter a critical fear phase where we would have to wait more than a year, even though the underlying asset value (PPS) has already grown by 7.3% since launch. To speed things up, the new Hybrid Vault and LEVAMM adjustments will start shifting fees dynamically to redistribute liquidity faster. Everything is working exactly as it was designed to. It’s painful if you need an immediate exit, but the mechanical reality of the protocol is holding up.