Digital Asset Yield Rates

Digital asset yield rates combine multiple strategies such as lending, staking, and liquidity provisioning. Each asset has a different risk profile, so use the coin yield pages to understand how each platform generates returns.

BTC and ETH yields tend to be lower but more liquid, while stablecoin yields can be higher due to borrower demand and stable value. Always compare payout frequency, lockup terms, and custody model when evaluating a yield account.

Onchain yields fluctuate with protocol utilization and incentives. Centralized providers may offer promotional rates that adjust quickly. Monitor trend signals to see whether rates are rising or tightening.

Diversify across platforms if you want to reduce concentration risk. Use the platform profiles linked above to verify security practices, geographic availability, and historical rate changes.