yoloUSD did its job. It got people talking about more advanced onchain yield.
But over time, it became clear that the name made the strategy sound riskier than it is. In reality, it’s rated moderate risk.
(re)Introducing yoUSD Edge.
Same strategy. Same vault. New name.
Knowing where the yield comes from isn't enough.
Knowing what risk comes with it is what tells the story.
Risk Graph is your real-time risk tool for mapping dependencies across assets, protocols, and chains.
Agentic-first, pay-per-request via x402, settled on @base.
What’s the good in analyzing risk if it can’t be shared with the rest of DeFi?
New from YO’s Risk Graph: a free public endpoint that shows in real-time what a vault holds and is exposed to.
No API, wallet, or payment needed.
https://t.co/jzawZYWSxD
This endpoint works across EVMs as well, where every response returns:
→ allocated USD
→ each collateral asset
→ USD exposure per asset
→ % of total
Example: PayPal USD Main vault ($305.6M allocated)
https://t.co/ebFZjis4qb
Built for:
→ Agentic exploration: drop it into any agent flow, no setup
→ Real-time decisions: act on what a vault actually holds, not just headline yield
→ UX enrichment: surface exposure data without leaving your product
Pair this with the paid x402 endpoints for full risk grading and dependency mapping.
This is the way.
*DING* 📱🔊
If you've been sleeping on yoUSD Edge, the 2% USDC boost running until July 10 is a decent reason to wake up.
Rise and earn. Yield waits for no one.
https://t.co/QTbzo8175q
Earn 7% today across blue-chip strategies including @LidoFinance stETH arbitrage, wstETH markets on @Morpho, and @ipor_io's ETH Lending Optimizer on Base:
https://t.co/hoyydjiy8W
yoETH share price is +3.56% since launch, a pace few ETH staking options have kept up with.
But YO believes in somETHing bigger too: yoETH helps keep Ethereum secure by increasing the amount of staked ETH, either directly via stETH or indireclty by lending to loopers.
yoUSD Edge is paying a 2% USDC boost on top of everything else it already does, which is making your stablecoins pull their weight. And then some.
That boost is live until July 10. Worth knowing.
Know it better here: https://t.co/QTbzo81EUY
Euro yield had an interesting month.
A single-session reprice on June 18 sent EURC borrow rates from ~1% to over 3%, pushing utilization +92% across the lending markets yoEUR allocates to.
The yoEUR vault is today delivering 2.1% native APY + 2.5% $YO rewards (all-in 4.7%/7D).
EURC enters July as a compliant euro stablecoin, and the setup for euro yield is getting more interesting to watch as MiCA's July 1st CASP deadline looms.
Whatever happens, yoEUR is here to grow your onchain euro savings.
Deposit today: https://t.co/GS520m2CGG
What YO now shows on every vault page:
✅ Protocol allocation + chain-level deployment
✅ Underlying asset composition
✅ Collateral exposure via the Risk Graph
✅ Historical performance
✅ Rebalancing activity
✅ Reward breakdowns
✅ Deposit/withdrawal activity
Plus: token addresses, third-party tracking through @coingecko, @DeBankDeFi, @OctavFi, and @portals_fi.
Full disclosure was always the baseline.
👉 https://t.co/cNJe7TGH1W
You deposit into a vault. An APY appears. But: which protocols are holding those assets? On which chains? Backed by what collateral?
Information can be scarce across yield opportunities, and that’s a trust issue.
Introducing richer vault breakdowns, powered by YO’s Risk Graph.
Now yoETH, with ETH yield across staking and lending markets.
Here's what's inside 👇
Deployed to:
> Lido stETH on Ethereum → 49.78%
> Base ETH Lending Optimizer on Base → 23.89%
> Morpho wstETH/WETH on Base → 15.27%
> Morpho wstETH/WETH on Ethereum → 7.29%
Underlying assets:
> WETH on Base → 83.06% ($3.63M)
> WETH on Ethereum → 16.94% ($741K)
Collateral backing those positions:
> wstETH on Base → 30.47% ($1.33M)
> wstETH on Ethereum → 14.55% ($637K)
> Non-lending → 54.98% ($2.41M)
Pure ETH exposure, end to end, no surprises.