@CoWSwap If we were building a cross-chain yield optimizer (which we are), then we'd only trust the native burn-and-mint bridge.
Lock-and-mint has too much history behind it.
Orbitis isn't just a lending frontend aggregator.
We operate vaults that help you automate rebalancing across chains. Our strategies earn the best risk-adjusted yield on instantly withdrawable USDC without any leverage.
Expect the safest 6-7% APYs you'll find anywhere in DeFi.
When Aave launches on Monad and drops new incentives, USDC rates hit a sustainable 6.2%
Meanwhile your single-chain vault on Ethereum or Base only watches from the sidelines
Cross-chain vaults are already earning - that's why you deposit with Orbitis
3/8
Circle’s CCTP changed this.
Instead of locking funds, it burns native USDC on the source chain and mints native USDC on the destination.
Circle simply attests to the burn. No third party holds the funds during transfer, and users receive the real deal one-to-one.
7/8
These advancements in bridging and liquidity are why protocols like @orbitis_io can now offer automated cross-chain native USDC yields.
We monitor rates across multiple chains and protocols in real time and automatically move capital to earn the best available yield.
We rebalance not just every month, but every single day.
2/8
Older bridge models worked by locking user funds in a contract and issuing wrapped tokens on the destination chain.
This created large custody honeypots that attracted hackers.
Even when bridges weren’t exploited, users received a synthetic IOU asset whose value depended on the bridge staying solvent.
Why have most yield vaults stayed single-chain, even though best rates often shift between chains?
For years the main barrier was bridge risk and lack of liquidity
Between 2021-2023, bridge exploits caused more than $2.5B in losses, making cross-chain vaults feel too risky 🧵👇
I was lost between borders.
Yield, born in the smart contracts, stuck across fragmented chains, living on the streets of dogshit single-chain APYs, surviving by manually bridging across networks, smoking on the fucking roads of missed liquidity mining incentives and low rates.
Then the cross-chain yield optimizer found me. It pulled me out the trenches, bridged me across every border in real time, auto-allocated me to the highest yielding positions, and compounded me 24/7 without anyone touching a thing.
No more getting left behind on one chain while better yields sit on another. No more decaying in the same spot.
No more manual bullshit. Now I’m borderless. I’m maximized. I’m growing while the world sleeps.
1/10
How much yield do you give up by leaving USDC on Aave Ethereum, instead of bridging it to the highest-yielding Aave instance every month?
We ran a 12-month backtest to see exactly how much yield was left on the table 🧵
9/10
This is why we built @orbitis_io.
We monitor rates across multiple chains and protocols in real time and automatically move capital to the best available yield.
We rebalance not just every month, but every single day.