Insights
Notes on how dyield works, what we find, and what we get wrong.
1 September 2026 · for Treasurers, allocators and depositors considering a USDC position
Yield that cannot be explained should not be trusted. This is the plain version: who is borrowing your USDC, what they had to put up to borrow it, what makes the rate move, and what would have to happen for it to stop.
20 August 2026 · corrected 28 October 2026 · for Treasurers and allocators considering a USDC position
Every yield product has an answer to one question: who is able to move, block, or take your deposit, and how fast. We review our own answer regularly rather than assuming it. This is how that works, and what the latest pass changed.
dyield tokens are yield-bearing vault receipt tokens, not stablecoins, not bank deposits, not insured.