Yield Week in Review: June 12th, 2026
Summary Institutional capital and product launches both moved onchain yield markets forward during the week ending June 12th. Permissionless lending
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Trezor Adds Stablecoin Yields on Morpho, powered by Yield.xyz
Trezor's 2M+ users can now earn yield on USDC and USDT on Ethereum directly from Trezor Suite, powered
Yield Week in Review: June 5th, 2026
Summary The week of June 5th reflected a pattern that has grown more defined over recent months: institutional capital is
Yield Week in Review: May 29th
Summary Onchain lending markets are showing selective recovery in the weeks since the April KelpDAO exploit reduced total DeFi TVL
Trust Wallet Integrates Yield.xyz to Bring Onchain Yields to Its Users
Trust Wallet x Yield.xyz Trust Wallet users can now access onchain yield directly inside the Trust Wallet app, powered
Introducing Risk Ratings: Multi-Source Risk Intelligence within the Yield.xyz API
Risk Ratings by Yield.xyz Yield data without risk context is incomplete. Operators building on Yield.xyz now have access
Yield Week in Review: May 22nd, 2026
Summary DeFi lending infrastructure continued its shift toward institutional distribution this week, with protocols moving beyond crypto-native interfaces into
Yield Week in Review: May 15, 2026
Summary DeFi's lending markets entered the week with capital still rotating toward protocols perceived to have managed collateral
Yield Week in Review: May 8th, 2026
Summary DeFi's lending markets entered the week with capital still rotating toward protocols that had tightened collateral controls
Yield.xyz x Reah: Earn Yield on Stablecoins Through Spark & Morpho
Reah users can now put idle stablecoin balances to work directly through Spark Savings and Morpho, powered by Yield.xyz.
Ledger Launches Perps Trading Using PerpsKit by Yield.xyz
Yield.xyz x Ledger Perps Ledger users can now go long or short on BTC, ETH, SOL, and other digital
Guard-Railed Yield Agents Are Here: Yield.xyz × Privy
Introducing Guard-Railed Yield Agents Most agent frameworks are built for one-shot transactions. The action is atomic, the outcome