Some @solana Stablecoin Yields A quick thread for the EVM minimalist 🧵👇

@kamino, as usual, has some of the best stablecoin loops. 1) @onrefinance tops the charts, though ONyc is a lesser-known stable. You can think of it similarly to @re though I can't say whether the risk profile is similar. I love the transparency, but would obviously like some third-party verification system to confirm it. APR: 23% at 2x Leverage 2) Of course @maplefinance Still the largest looped stable on Solana, syrupUSDC has >20% looped APR with millions to borrow available. APR: 20% at 8x leverage

@kamino part 2 There's also the @ExponentFinance markets for @solsticefi PT-USX, e.g., has 15% APY and you can borrow USDC against it at 4%. That said, there isn't much to borrow. It's certainly a market to closely follow

Speaking of @ExponentFinance and @solsticefi... ► 10.6% eUSX LP + 10x Points ► 14% USX LP + 20x Points Clearly USX takes the cake here, but remember, you only get points on the non-PT portion of the LP.

There's also @hylo_so, who ran into a bit of drama with f(x) because of the similar mechanics. That said, there seems to be a fair bit of demand for their stable and upcoming airdrop. ➢ 16% PT hyUSD No PT shyUSD?

@humafinance is an oldie (in Solana terms). They're a stablecoin protocol build ontop of payment systems. Unfortunately, my VPN won't get me into their front end at the moment, so I can't get a better snapshot of their APRs. Regulations, amirite?

Good old @DeFiCarrot It's mostly a lend optimizer on JupLend, but it's been a nice and consistent stablishcoin yield for quite some time.

That's it for now; please note, I am indeed an ambassador for Maple and Solstice. Also I'm quite an aggressive Solstice point farmer...