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Introducing Fixed Yield Vaults
Put assets you already own to work earning yield.
Unlock yield from assets you already hold.
Deposit stocks or meme coins
and earn a fixed 8% APY.
Fixed Yield, Real Assets
Lend Yield pays a fixed 8% APY on assets you already hold.
Deposit any supported Robinhood Chain asset into the Lend Yield treasury. Your principal is locked for 365 days and earns a fixed rate the entire time.
When the lock ends, withdraw your principal plus all accrued yield, paid straight back to your wallet.
- distributed token holders—
- YLD tokens in circulation100,000
Explore Lend Yields vaults
Deposit anything. Earn a fixed rate.
Deposit any of 600+ supported Robinhood Chain assets into the treasury. Your principal locks for 365 days and earns a fixed 8% APY, then returns to your wallet with the yield it earned.
Security and risk
Experimental, unaudited software. Every deposit is a verifiable on-chain transfer to the treasury.
Every deposit is a transparent on-chain transfer to the treasury, and yield accrues at a fixed, published rate. This is experimental software with no third-party audit - review the code before depositing.
Running on Robinhood Chain
Lend Yield is an experimental fixed-yield protocol running on Robinhood Chain.
- Non-custodialLend Yields design ensures no one can access or control your collateral.
- TransparentKey decisions require public votes by YLD token holders, ensuring accountability to both users and the wider Ethereum community.
- ResilientWhether it is governance, geographic/jurisdictional diversity, or protocol design, Lend Yield community members are always pushing to make the protocol more decentralized in pursuit of greater resilience.
Lend Yield Media
Start your journey into Lend Yield by viewing our articles, tutorials, and updates.
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The Day Crypto Entered the Federal Reserve
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The Japanese Yen Carry Trade
This episode breaks down the Japanese yen carry trade, nearly 30 years of cheap borrowed yen that's propped up global asset prices, and what happens now that it's unwinding. It examines why the sell-off could pressure equities, real estate and crypto alike, and what a Treasury response might mean for a softer landing.
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Why Range Matters in Uniswap v3: Same Assets, Different Outcomes
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Frequently
asked
questions
- Yield accrues linearly at a fixed 8% APY from the moment you deposit. Your principal unlocks after 365 days, and you withdraw it together with everything it earned.
- This is experimental, unaudited software. Deposits are custodied by a single treasury address and paid out programmatically, so you are trusting that treasury. Only deposit what you can afford to lose, and review the code first.
- Any of the 600+ supported Robinhood Chain assets - stocks, ETFs, or tokens - can be deposited. It earns a fixed 8% APY paid by the treasury; the rate is set at deposit and does not vary with market conditions.
- Lend Yield lets you deposit assets you already hold - stocks, ETFs, even meme coins - into a treasury that pays a fixed 8% APY. Your deposit is locked for 365 days, then returned with the yield it earned.
- Connect the wallet that holds your assets on Robinhood Chain, pick what to deposit, and confirm the transfer. No sign-up or KYC is required — your wallet signs every transaction.
Learn how Lend Yield works
Read the documentation to see exactly how deposits, the 365-day lock, and fixed-yield payouts work.