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Farm Everything, Everywhere all at once. Introducing yvUSD: A new cross-chain, cross-asset vault for best in class stablecoin yield. Deposit on mainnet, and let the vault optimize leveraged loops, lending, PT's and more across multiple chains, automatically.

You can now use ysyBOLD as collateral on @frankencoinzchf 😍 - Use ysyBOLD as collateral to borrow ZCHF - Earn extra yield with ZCHF either through the various @CurveFinance pools or their Earn pools - Run USD/CHF carry trades, fully onchain

This looks like alpha 👀 Get access to this, and other defi-native strategies like it with the Yearn OG USDC vault on @Morpho as well as Yearn's yvUSD and yvUSDC-2 vaults.

The OETH/USDC @Morpho market has a negative borrow rate. 🦋 Borrow USDC at -0.8%, swap into OUSD, and earn 5.1% on top. That's over 5.9% APY on borrowed capital, without looping 🧵 (1/5)

What have you done to my sweet corn boy? 🤣

Deposit to yvUSD and take advantage of all the advanced strategies here: yearn.fi/vaults/1/0x696…

sIUSD holders also received @infinifi points, which are passed through directly to yvUSD depositors. By depositing into yvUSD you get rate-conscious leveraged exposure to Infinifi points as well as higher than market yields via non-crypto-correlated assets.

Time to meet the strategies of yvUSD! This will be an ongoing series where we introduce the different strategies used in yvUSD, how they work, and why they are used. This week we start with the @infiniFi siUSD Morpho Looper.

Anyone can chase yield, but very few understand it. @omgcorn, Growth at @yearnfi and @yAuditDAO, joins us April 10th at 3 PM UTC 🔹How Yearn is navigating today’s yield landscape 🔸What it takes to generate consistent returns Will you be there?: x.com/i/spaces/1AxRn…

Fun fact yearn has done a version of this for a very long time when integrating new protocols. It is part of our reports we are making public at curation.yearn.fi There’s some good nuggets in there CT hasn’t figured out yet for those willing to look

Epic chess at today's Yearnament! Prizes were awarded to the top 3, but there were croissants for all. Thanks to everyone that came out and made this a great event. If you couldn't make this one, We will be hosting another chess tournament at @ethprague. Don't miss it!

infiniFi is live on @katana ⚔️ DeFi-first. Deep liquidity. Real immediate yield. Right now users can borrow at 2.6% APR and loop siUSD at 6%! Next Week: Katana Chapter Takeover with infiniFi points bonus 👀 Details👇

@vasily_sumanov @ZukoWick @PinkBrains_io @ConvexFinance @beefyfinance @valueverse_ai @DefiLlama docs.yearn.fi/contributing/g…

Appreciate your choice my friend! Yes, we will add them; btw regarding $YFI do they have meaningful claimable cashflows? With all due respect to Defillama, their data on $AERO $CRV $YB token holders cashflows is incorrect and need to be updated. The issue of such platform is that they cover a lot of stuff, while such metrics require a deep dive and some labor to properly build and verify

Yearn chose simplicity over 4 year token locks too. @yearnfinance replaced veYFI with stYFI, a staking model that routes 90% of protocol revenue directly to token holders. Rewards paid in yvUSDC, currently earning 30.34% APR. You are paid in a yield-bearing token, which is also growing at a 3.74% APY rate. The old system was elegant on paper. Lock YFI, earn governance weight, direct incentives through gauges. The problem was that almost nobody did it. Other teams have also recently moved away from this model, including @PancakeSwap and @pendle_fi, transitioning to simpler and more participation-friendly designs. The new model is direct: > Stake YFI (now sitting around $100 million market cap) → receive stYFI > With stYFI you retain voting rights. If you want to delegate them, you need to convert your YFI into stYFIx > Earn 90% of protocol fees in yvUSDC > Exit with a 14-day cooldown instead of years I personally would not lock an asset for 4 years. And I think a lot of the communities built around those mechanics end up resembling religions more than investment strategies (even though I love those protocols). What makes this more credible than most reward models is that @yearnfi 's revenue does not depend on market conditions. Automated vaults simplify dispersed yield opportunities across an expanding number of networks. That demand does not disappear in a bear market and retail (or even corporate treasuries) will always need that abstraction layer. Do you think revenue-backed simplicity beats engineered complexity every time?