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Here's how @yearnfi is balancing multi-strategy vaults right now. Everything is automated, some might even call this AI: Every 60 minutes we automatically check to see (calculations are done offchain) if there are any 2.5% or greater yield changes. If there's an improvement and gas costs are acceptable, it executes that improvement automatically. Risk parameter guardrails are in place for max debt ratios and how quickly debt ratios can be reduced, using Yearn Vaults V3. Here's an example: yvWETH-2 current allocation is 7.80% APY across Gearbox, Ajna, Across, Sturdy, Euler, and the yvWETH-1 vault (aave, compound, stETH). In the interval in this ss, there are no improvements to be made, so no changes will be executed.

@tapired has even more Tapir fun facts to share with you You should have him do your audit too, he's a legend

@definikola It’s true

so it seems that now almost all web3 teams now have at least one balkan person couple more then up only

unrelated to this, the endgame for the meeting of retail and tokenization has always been to pay for something at the point of sale, by liquidating a security in real time. And not having to worry about the tax accounting of the sale. That's been the goal since 2017

@therollupco he's not wrong

"Tokenization is just unitization on steroids." Theo Golden’s breakdown of the Direct Issuance vs. Wrapper debate and the future of onchain shareholder registers. Theo argues that institutions are "forced buyers" of the Direct Issuance Model. They need the ability to vote on pay disputes, in-specie redemptions, and direct recourse to the assets. The real "Alpha," however, is in the "Onchain Books and Records." "We are moving from humans reconciling spreadsheets once a day to a programmatic, 24/7 legal source of truth."

better not be.

Yearnament was started by @saltyfacu Smashbros tournaments which people still mention me today 4 years later. He told me, every Yearn event always needs a story After participating in Unicup last Nov it was clear to me that Yearn must be throwing more events like this @CupOJoseph came up with the term "Yearnament" while organizing Yearnament 1, Dodgeball at ETH Denver. Thank you for that ser x.com/WeAreTellor/st… Yearnament 2, Chess is in Cannes this Thursday Yearnament 3, Chess again will be at ETH Prague early May These are not big budget, Unicup-like events, although one day I would like them to be. If you have a competitive spirit and you yearn to connect with peers in your industry and not just suck down gin and tonics and yap about the weather, then Yearnament is for you

@furon_gabin @lordjorx @yearnfinance 2025 was $5.5M

@lordjorx @yearnfinance Do you have the protocol’s revenue? Because managing vaults generally doesn’t generate much.

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?

@LehmanBrother42 riding through Blue Hills i always know when i missed my turn because i end up in Canton

@omgcorn K*ren R**d to make a special appearance at the booth.

why did they name this after my least favorite town in Massachusetts?

@kmets_ @yearnfi ya but can you do it on a sunny day in Cannes?

@yearnfi 1. Qxf7 Rxf7 2. Ng6+ Kg8 3. Rh8# GG!

White to move, mate in 3. Do you see it anon? 👀

Deposit GRO, Borrow USDC. @BirchHill_io @yearnfi @Morpho and @GromaCorp are bringing collateralized real world asset lending to a blockchain near you! x.com/sethpriebatsch…

I don’t see it but I’m just a vegetable

@OnchainExpat @lordjorx @yearnfi There's one for BTC coming, yvBTC

@lordjorx @yearnfi Can you do this but for ETH?

One vault on mainnet, yield from every chain. @yearnfi just introduced yvUSD, a cross-chain vault that takes USDC deposits on mainnet and deploys capital across multiple chains. Strategies bridge capital via Circle's CCTP (burn on one chain, mint on the other) so there aren't wrapped assets sitting in third-party bridge contracts. What users get: > Single entry-point and a standard ERC-4626 share > Diversified yield across chains > Optional Locked yvUSD: 14-day cooldown + 5-day withdrawal window for boosted yield As I said, yvUSD is an ERC-4626 token so it is composable. That means shares can be used as collateral on lending platforms while still accruing yield. The lock mechanism exists because cross-chain capital cannot always be recalled instantly. Since this capital stays locked, it can also be used in different strategies, which is why it will earn higher returns. I've always preferred picking my own strategies via @ConvexFinance or @StakeDAOHQ but I also know Yearn has been doing real DeFi for years, obsessively and their due diligence process is probably more rigorous than mine. yvUSD reflects what we actually need: simple, profitable, and secure DeFi. Another step toward broader mainstream adoption.

Everyone larping that the suits took over crypto. It seems to me like the cypherpunk ethos lives on. Cool kumbaya projects, snail racing events, even saw a dude with a lobster hat giving a talk. Future is bright

I have almost all of my skin back from this Yearnament now

1/ We'll be hosting a live 0xResearch podcast with @mathy_research and @SilvioBusonero from @BlockworksAdv next week! Join us on March 31st at Cannes @EthCC for @kpk_io's Scaling DeFi 🇫🇷 with @GearboxProtocol, @redstone_defi and @yearnfi

succinct yvUSD explainer. yvBTC coming soon. Thank you Jordi

We just hosted our inaugural Institutional Onchain Summit in New York City, and the energy in the room confirmed what we already knew: institutional capital is moving onchain. We brought together asset issuers, investment managers, institutional allocators, and partners for an evening of real conversation about what’s next for onchain credit markets. Special thanks to our co-sponsors @CastleIslandVC, @GromaCorp, @yearnfi, and @BAXUSco for helping make this happen. And to our speakers — @wyatt_khos, @sethpriebatsch, @LehmanBrother42, @omgcorn, @web4O, Lloyd Brathwaite, Lily Yarborough, @0xCryptoSam and the @RavaMoney team — thank you for bringing the substance and conviction to the stage. This was just the beginning. We’re taking the momentum from this summit straight into the launch of our first onchain financial products. Back to the lab again 🌲🧪