bitcoin price was dropping hard, and most users are probably seeking yields from stable holdings. there are 2 things that I want to see from a stablecoin yield: + issuer's reputation + base apy > reward apy here are the top yield hubs: + apyUSD on @apyx_fi | 12.53% base apy Apyx turns dividends from favored equities issued by digital asset treasury like STRC or SATA. so far, this combination works in both trust and liquidity, but choosing the equity exposure still counts as the major success of the strategy. + wYLDS on @HastraFi | 11.96% base apy users deposit USDC; Hastra uses it to buy the SEC-registered debt security YLDS. the strongest point that contributes to the high yield of wYLDS is the quarterly report by the SEC. + USDT on @aave | 7.56% base apy classic yield paid by borrowers on Aave, the highest pool by tvl with $2.49b value, which is able to keep the high base apy (when most pools around $2.5b can only remain below 5%). + reUSD on @re | 6.94% base apy Re offers dual yield sources from off-chain overnight financing rate and on-chain average yield rate from sUSDe. since the yield is tied to Ethena's sUSDe, it seems like reUSD has a moderate reputation among them all. + USDai on @USDai_Official | 6.77% base apy the yield from USDai once got my attention because it routed from GPU-backed loans. since GPU prices are rising due to high demand for AI, USDai is regaining its position, and 6.77% base apy is just the start imo.