Yields News

Threshold has introduced upgrades to its tBTC bridge, which it claims will better position the $500 billion worth of Bitcoin held by institutions and whales to access DeFi opportunities.

Stablecoins, staking tokens and RWAs are bridging crypto’s yield-generation gap, bolstered by the historic approval of the US GENIUS Act in July.

Coinbase insists that the US Treasury cannot override Congress’s intent on the GENIUS Act, but banks continue to press for a blanket ban on stablecoin interest.

Bitcoin’s true potential lies in its infrastructure role as productive capital, not just a digital store of value like gold.

Tokenized Treasurys have climbed to a capitalization of $8.63 billion as traders and banks begin using them for repo market financing.

High yields mean nothing without execution certainty. Institutional DeFi adoption demands predictable transactions over speculative returns at scale.

As Treasury yields sink, Spark’s $100 million move into Superstate’s regulated crypto carry fund signals DeFi’s pivot toward uncorrelated yield sources.

A new model channels RPC infrastructure spending into onchain liquidity and real yield, transforming costs into usage-driven rewards.

The company accepted Bitcoin and SolvBTC from investors in a private share deal, adding crypto assets to its corporate treasury.

Grayscale became the first US crypto fund issuer to feature staking for its Ethereum and Solana exchange-traded products.

Originally developed under the name Fierce, GalaxyOne is designed for individual investors seeking exposure to both TradFi and digital markets.

Anchorage Digital has added custody and staking for Starknet’s STRK token, expanding the token's utility for institutional investors in the US.

Mu Digital co-founder and CEO Patrick Hizon discusses why Asia’s $20 trillion credit market matters for DeFi, the need for liquid and composable yield products and milestones toward launch.

Citi’s Ronit Ghose warned that paying interest on stablecoin holdings could trigger bank outflows akin to the 1980s, driving up funding costs and credit prices.

Pantera Capital has invested $300 million into crypto treasury companies, saying they may offer better returns than crypto ETFs.