Yelay

Infrastructure that makes yield simple.
Auto-optimized, multi-chain, plug-and-earn.

✧ Build With Yield ✧

[Yelay @YieldLayer]

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@shivst3r it’s a quiet building phase

[Yelay @YieldLayer]

@0xNairolf Still plenty to build: simple UX, safer stablecoin yield, real onchain risk controls, and products people use without thinking about chains.

[Yelay @YieldLayer]

@pmitu Building a startup is easier when you can plug in a yield layer. Think about it🫡

[Yelay @YieldLayer]

@sflorimm 1. Build a cool thing that generates yield
2. Tell people about it
3. You are awesome

[Yelay @YieldLayer]

✅How to use Yelay: SDK

Your users do not need to leave your product to access yield.
With Yelay SDK, teams can embed deposits, withdrawals, and yield claiming directly into their own app.

• Your interface
• Your user flow
• Yelay infrastructure underneath

For wallets, platforms, fintech apps, and builders who want yield without sending users into DeFi complexity.

[Yaroslav Writtle @yaroslavwr_]

Day 2 at @proofoftalk in Paris 🇫🇷

Beautiful venue, good people, and some very real conversations around tokenization and onchain finance.

Also spent a bit of time in front of the cameras today, talking about the things we have been focused on for a while now.

[Yelay @YieldLayer]

@stacy_muur Keep building.

[Yelay @YieldLayer]

@yaroslavwr_ Entitlement models fit how institutions already operate. If they keep existing rights and improve settlement, they may get adoption before cleaner direct models

[Yaroslav Writtle @yaroslavwr_]

Private credit led all tokenized asset classes by new launches across 2024–2025.

48 launches, ahead of stablecoins and Treasuries.

That says something about where builders see demand.

But more launches do not automatically mean better products.

In private credit, the real work starts after issuance: reporting, repayment data, duration, collateral and who takes the first loss.

[Yelay @YieldLayer]

Tokenizing assets is one step.

Building usable yield rails on top of them is the next one.

Because onchain markets do not only need more RWA supply.
They need a cleaner way to distribute, integrate, and manage the yield those assets produce.

That is why RWA yield layers look inevitable.

The category matures when yield stops being an isolated opportunity and becomes infrastructure.

[Yelay @YieldLayer]

@CoinMarketCap yield

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@GSR_io Keep building.

[Yelay @YieldLayer]

@RWAFoundation_ Yield from tokenized RWAs is the next wave.

[Yelay @YieldLayer]

💰Some capital does not need complexity

It needs liquid stablecoin yield that keeps adapting as markets change.

With Yelay, one deposit routes across major onchain credit markets. The vault rebalances toward the best available APY, compounds yield, and puts rewards back to work.

• No manual market switching
• No constant APY tracking
• No strategy desk inside your team

Just a cleaner way to access DeFi yield.

[Yelay @YieldLayer]

@FranPalminha @proofoftalk @Faculty__Group @yaroslavwr_ hard to beat crypto conversations with this view tbh

[Fran Palminha @FranPalminha]

Hey hey, @proofoftalk at the Louvre is looking great 🇫🇷

The @Faculty__Group team, led by @yaroslavwr_ is in Paris, catching up with builders, investors and the people actually moving the space forward.

Main stages are useful, but side events are still where most of the real conversations happen.

Not the worst place to network either😉

[Yelay @YieldLayer]

Tomorrow in Paris 🇫🇷

Looking forward to meeting builders, institutions, and teams thinking seriously about embedded yield.

[Yelay @YieldLayer]

Yelay is coming to Proof of Talk in Paris 🇫🇷

Our guys Fran and Vic will be there, with @yaroslavwr_ leading the way.

We’ll be connecting with builders, institutions, and teams working around digital assets, stablecoins, treasuries, and onchain yield.

If you’re thinking about embedded yield without the DeFi headache, DM us.

See you in Paris!

[Yelay @YieldLayer]

DeFi teams still spend too much time managing what should already run in the background.

Too much product effort still goes into monitoring collateral shifts, comparing routes, tracking governance changes, and keeping yield logic stable as conditions move.

That work is necessary.
But it does not scale well as a product model.
The real bottleneck is often not missing demand or missing features.
It is the hidden operational load of turning unstable onchain conditions into something users can actually rely on.

The products that grow are usually the ones that move this burden into infrastructure
instead of leaving it as an ongoing task for every team.

[Yelay @YieldLayer]

@patrickthedaddy Way less casino vibes when yield becomes the focus