Recently, I noticed a new approach—earning USD-denominated yields without touching stablecoins.
The yield source is quite stable, backed by institutional-grade real world assets (RWA), and the product level has already addressed currency and issuer risks. Looking at historical performance, this strategy outperforms simply parking funds in stablecoins for interest, and even yields higher returns than direct exposure to U.S. Treasuries.
Simply put: if you want USD-denominated returns but don’t want to take on the potential depegging risks of USDT/USDC and other stablecoins, this is indeed a solution. For players with larger amounts of capital, it’s worth paying attention to, as it diversifies risk while maintaining a solid annualized return.
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OnChainDetective
· 12-09 09:14
Wait, RWA yields are even higher than U.S. Treasury bonds? There’s definitely something fishy here. I need to dig into the on-chain data and check where the funds are going...
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CryptoHistoryClass
· 12-08 02:49
ah yes, the classic "we've solved stablecoin risk" narrative... *checks notes from 2023* ...haven't seen this movie before. totally fresh.
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GweiTooHigh
· 12-08 02:40
Can you really earn USD yields without touching stablecoins? Sounds a bit far-fetched... but there really is something to RWA.
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Wait, are these yields even higher than US Treasuries? Gotta check out the underlying logic, or it could blow up easily.
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Finally, someone is talking about RWA. I'm already sick of the risk games with USDT.
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Sounds good, but who’s actually taking on the risk? Even institutions aren’t invincible.
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If you have a large amount of capital, you really have to think it through—just living off interest is too weak.
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With no de-pegging risk, how do you even verify the authenticity of the yields?
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Isn't this basically the final form of traditional finance going on-chain? It's finally here.
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I've heard about RWA so many times—will someone actually make it work this time?
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With US Treasury yields like this, what more could you want?
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The APY sounds good, but how much is it exactly? What are the details?
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SandwichTrader
· 12-08 02:27
Alright, someone is finally taking RWA seriously. Compared to those stablecoins that disappear at the drop of a hat, this definitely feels more reassuring.
Recently, I noticed a new approach—earning USD-denominated yields without touching stablecoins.
The yield source is quite stable, backed by institutional-grade real world assets (RWA), and the product level has already addressed currency and issuer risks. Looking at historical performance, this strategy outperforms simply parking funds in stablecoins for interest, and even yields higher returns than direct exposure to U.S. Treasuries.
Simply put: if you want USD-denominated returns but don’t want to take on the potential depegging risks of USDT/USDC and other stablecoins, this is indeed a solution. For players with larger amounts of capital, it’s worth paying attention to, as it diversifies risk while maintaining a solid annualized return.