Foraga.io

Yield opportunities on @base and @Optimism are abundant. Staying in the right ones over time is the hard part. Foraga curates a focused set of yield pools and automates rebalancing so users can stay deployed without constant manual work. We’re building this for people who want clarity, lower costs, and a more hands-off approach to yield. More details at foraga.io

Good yields showing across both @base and @Optimism right now. A few pairs worth watching: @Optimism USDC / WETH WETH / OP USDC / WBTC @base WETH / USDC USDC / AERO USDC / cbBTC High APYs are only the first filter. Liquidity depth, range management, and risk still matter.

LP opportunities are easy to list. Good LP management is harder. Pool quality, range behaviour, fees, rebalancing, and visibility all matter once capital is active.

@DefiLlama Yield dashboards are most useful when they help users understand more than headline rates. Pool depth, maintenance needs, fees, and position behaviour all shape whether a yield opportunity is actually usable.

Our yield dashboard now tracks nearly 14K DeFi pools, including 51 for commodities and 443 for stablecoins. If you hold tokenized assets and want them earning, start here.

@AerodromeFi @AtlasOraFi @lienfiapp @AskVenice @gitlawb High LP rewards are useful, but the real question is how easy it is for LPs to manage the position after deposit. Pool selection, range behaviour, fees, rebalancing, and visibility all matter once capital is active.

Aerodrome Slipstream LP Rewards ✈️ • $USDC - $AORA: ~1,900% • $USDC - $LFI: ~1,301% • $WETH - $VVV: ~803% • $USDC - $DIEM: ~793% • $WETH - $BNKR: ~351% • $USDC - $GITLAWB: ~294% Deposit liquidity and start earning today 👇

@SSJCurrency @gitlawb Exactly. The chart gets the attention, but the holder behaviour is where the better signal usually is.

@foraga_io @gitlawb Not many look at this stuff

$GITLAWB was a lottery ticket for some but a sound and calculated investment for others I entered late at around 3-4M but in hindsight, it wasn't late at all I remember, ran the numbers via Blocktronics, posted them publicly and bought in Holder count in all 4 cohorts has been on the rise in the last 30D with some movements being a bit more aggressive than others > Retail traders are stockpiling / +202% > Whale holders skyrocketed from 1 to 57 > Small and mid-tiers have had +350 increases in total count We had a decent dip yesterday and it was mainly caused by whales Interesting fact, even tho Gitlawb reclaimed its ATH, whale count dropped from 61 to 57

@Optimism LP automation is a good first build here. Users should not have to choose between manual control and opaque vaults. The better version is visible automation: clear strategy, clear movement, clear risk.

For years, financial infrastructure forced tradeoffs: privacy or transparency, compliance or openness, scale or control. Imagine a stack designed for all of it. What would you build first?

@base Low fees are a big part of making LP automation actually useful. If position updates cost too much, the automation can end up eating the yield it was meant to protect.

How money should move, is how it does on Base

@cryptorover This is the macro backdrop people keep underestimating. If sovereign debt keeps repricing like this, crypto is not trading in isolation. Liquidity, risk appetite, stablecoins, leverage, all of it gets pulled into the same conversation.

THIS IS MORE DANGEROUS THAN THE OIL CRISIS 🚨 Every major government bond market in the world is selling off simultaneously. US 10Y at 4.65%, US 30Y at 5.17%, UK 30Y at 5.79%, Japan 40Y at 4.39% Nobody is buying government debt anymore.

@cryptorover Self custody protections matter more than people realise. A lot of crypto adoption comes down to whether users are allowed to actually hold and use the assets themselves.

BULLISH FOR CRYPTO 🚀 South Carolina just signed a major pro-crypto bill into law. The new law protects self custody rights, bans CBDC payments at the state level, supports Bitcoin mining.

@LiquityProtocol @ipor_io High APR gets attention, but the structure matters more. The real question is how the yield is generated, what risks sit underneath it, and whether users can clearly track what the vault is doing.

146% APR on WETH right now 👀 With the Liquity ETH vault on Fusion by @ipor_io: → Deposit WETH → Vault borrows BOLD at a fixed rate → LPs BOLD/USDC on Curve → Compounds rewards back into more WETH → Only uses Liquity V2 & Curve for yield app.ipor.io/fusion/ethereu…

Tokenised assets need more than availability. They need usable liquidity, clear routing, visible fees, and position management that users can understand after capital is deployed.

@base @avantisfi Distribution matters because it brings users to markets. The next layer is helping those users understand where capital goes, what risks exist, and how positions are managed once they are active.

.@avantisfi is the universal leverage layer on Base Distribution was their key decider for choosing where to build

@AerodromeFi @base @centrifuge Tokenised equities need deep, usable liquidity to matter beyond the headline. The interesting part is not just bringing assets onchain, but making routing, pool depth, and position management reliable enough for real capital.

Stocks are coming onchain. And we're building the rails. This year, the first licensed S&P 500 token launched on @base. Since then, Aerodrome has generated 83% of all $deSPXA volume. More than every other DEX combined. 🛫

@whale_pander Exactly. Automation should reduce the manual workload without turning LPing into a black box. That balance between convenience, visibility, and control is what we’re trying to improve.

@foraga_io Most LP automation today sacrifices transparency for convenience. It’s so good to see someone trying to improve both👍

Active liquidity should be easier to manage without becoming harder to understand. Foraga is building around curated pools, automated rebalancing, clear fees, and better visibility into how LP positions are managed.

@DefiLlama Perp volume is a useful signal, but the next layer is understanding where capital is productive after it arrives. Liquidity depth, fees, incentives, and maintenance all shape the real user outcome.

Although perp volume is down from earlier this year, Hyperliquid has maintained its leading position with at least 2x the volume of the runner-up chain each month. In May, Solana has risen to be the second largest chain for perps, with over 10% market share.

@AerodromeFi Liquidity migration is where LP UX can get difficult. It is not just moving capital, but understanding which pools suit the strategy, how positions are maintained, and when optimisation is actually worth it.

In anticipation of Aero, liquidity has begun to migrate to new MEV-resistant pools on Aerodrome. Migrate and optimize your liquidity today ✈️

@base @raymdong @avantisfi The most useful onchain products tend to make complex markets feel easier to access without hiding the details. That balance matters a lot once users are deploying real capital.

Meet @raymdong from @avantisfi From a love of building that started with Legos, to building Avantis - the universal leverage layer on Base This is his story

@DefiLlama TVL matters, but the next useful layer is understanding how much of that capital is actively productive. For LPs, position quality, maintenance, fees, and rebalancing can matter as much as headline deposits.

Total DeFi TVL has now dropped over 50% from its peak last October. Where do you think this sits a year from now?

@base Discovery is a big part of making onchain apps useful. For DeFi, the next step is helping users understand what to do after they find an opportunity: where capital is deployed, how it is managed, and what changed over time.

For all the people coming over to Base - Base App is your discovery home - There are loads of incredible builders - ^Check out Base Batches for new ones - Give us feedback, we want it - Welcome to being Based