Tokenized stock issuers will need a way to distribute dividends to end users, and coupons to bondholders.
Because DeFi is composable, I expect most holders won't actually hold the tokenized stock directly.
@merkl_xyz is building the smart-contract-aware solution that traces the position back to the original holder wherever it sits. Imagine someone depositing into a vault that then deposits into both Aave and Morpho: we can still attribute the holder's contribution.
The neat part is that it works for stablecoins too. Any stablecoin looking to distribute its NIM to users across a subset of protocols can do it easily with Merkl, and whitelisting a new protocol is just an API call.
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Regulation is reshaping stablecoin yield. Watch @GuillaumeNervo's full talk on why activity-based rewards remain the path forward for stablecoin issuers
Circle stock dropped 20% yesterday.
The CLARITY Act would ban passive yield on stablecoins to avoid competing with banks.
But activity-based rewards, like liquidity provision or loyalty programs, would still be allowed 🎁
Bullish for @merkl_xyz
@a_sriburin@pablo_veyrat@john_tv_locke@robert_lauko The ANGLE token no longer has any utility. If you held ANGLE tokens on March 5th, you are included in the snapshot and have received a share of the protocol's excess equity distributed via @merkl_xyz
https://t.co/iixZ7BpX82
@SAmz77691 Angle holders received an airdrop yesterday corresponding to the excess equity following this proposal: https://t.co/iixZ7BpX82
Head to your Merkl dashboard to claim the USDC and EURC you received: https://t.co/qPxPUrzqEP