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Yield.xyz Radar: October 2025

Yield.xyz Radar: October 2025

Your monthly roundup of newly supported yields, client deployments, and what’s shipping at Yield.xyz.

Summary

October was a month of expansion for Yield.xyz, with new chain integrations, validator updates, and major infrastructure improvements powering the next generation of yield access. We’ve added support for new networks, rolled out the next phase of our Shield security framework, and introduced TVL and commission-level metadata across key staking and lending protocols.

Builders Using Yield.xyz

Integrations continue to accelerate across wallets, exchanges, and institutional platforms. Recent deployments from October include:

New Yield Opportunities

This month brought extensive growth across networks and protocols, with hundreds of new yield opportunities added to the Yield.xyz API.

Plasma Network Support: Yield.xyz now supports Plasma network, an OP Stack L2 integrating with Aave V3, Euler, and Fluid. This rollout introduces 82 new yield opportunities across supported protocols, expanding access to DeFi yields for both stablecoins and other major assets.

Spark Savings Vaults V2: Support for Spark Vaults V2 is live, featuring USDC, USDT, and ETH on Ethereum. These vaults deliver competitive APYs while maintaining Spark’s onchain transparency and security.

Morpho Expansion: October saw the addition of 17 new Morpho vaults across Optimism, Ethereum, Base, Polygon, Arbitrum, and Katana — including Keyrock USDC, Relend USDT, and Clearstar USDT Reactor vaults. All Morpho vaults now use 30-day trailing APY calculations, ensuring more accurate and consistent performance estimation.

Maple Finance: Two new Maple Finance markets, syrupUSDC and syrupUSDT, were added to the Yield.xyz API, offering institutional-grade stablecoin yields that have historically ranged between 4% to 8% APY.

Ethereum Staking on Hoodi Testnet: We’ve migrated Ethereum native staking from Holesky to Hoodi testnet, enabling easier testing of staking integrations via Luganodes, Figment, and P2P directly through Yield.xyz.

Integration & API Improvements

October brought key backend and API upgrades designed to improve accuracy, coverage, and developer experience across all integrations.

TVL Metadata Across ERC4626 Vaults: Total Value Locked is now calculated and stored for all ERC4626 vaults, aggregating totalAssets and exposing the data through the yield statistics API.

Solana Staked Balance Accuracy: Improved accuracy for Solana staking balances by filtering out balances not owned by the authorized staker. Delegations from liquid staking protocols like Marinade and Jito are now correctly excluded.

Bittensor Validator Data Refresh: Bittensor validator fetching is now powered by the Taostats API, improving speed, accuracy, and coverage for subnet metrics.

Gas Estimation Optimization: A new configurable gasMultiplier was added to ERC4626 vault metadata to improve gas estimation precision across EVM networks.

Yield.xyz Infrastructure

Shield Framework Update

Following the release of our Zero-Trust Transaction Validation Library (Shield) earlier this month, we introduced a new constant — DEFAULT_SHIELD_MODE — in the ShieldValidationService.

This ensures automatic fallback to BLOCK mode for invalid or missing configurations, reinforcing Shield’s mission to guarantee that every transaction constructed by Yield.xyz is verified and tamper-proof.

To learn more about Shield and its usability, visit our Shield Documentation

Transaction Fetch Logic Enhancements

We improved address handling across stake queries by including the address relation directly in transaction fetch logic — ensuring more consistent and reliable validation results.

Balance PreCheck Removal

Refactored the InitializedYieldModule by removing redundant balance prechecks, streamlining initialization and improving performance across all EVM integrations.

Validator Updates

Validator coverage continues to expand across major ecosystems:

In Case You Missed It

From Plasma, Spark V2, and Sui integrations to Shield’s next phase of validation security, Yield.xyz continues to evolve as the default yield infrastructure layer for Web3. Stay tuned to the Yield.xyz Blog and our Yield Week in Review for deeper dives into the latest strategies, network integrations, and API updates shaping the future of on-chain yield.