just finished listening to today’s 23.5 degrees and it was one of the most well-rounded episodes in a while. ryan, travis from exponent, evgeniy from legion, ruthy from surgence, and tt34tt34 came together for a rich conversation that touched on real product building, institutional rails, and the current state of yield on solana. one part that stood out to me was the discussion around how stablecoins and yield products need to evolve beyond just high apy. the focus has shifted toward *sustainable, risk-adjusted yield* that institutions and serious users can actually rely on long term. they talked about how composability between protocols (like solstice, exponent, legion, and surgence) is creating new possibilities ... where usx and eusx aren’t just stable assets, but productive infrastructure that can flow seamlessly across lending, looping, and structured yield strategies. what i appreciate most is the maturity in these conversations. no one was hyping unrealistic numbers. instead, they focused on building products that solve real problems: capital efficiency, risk management, and true utility in a volatile market. @solsticefi delta-neutral approach fits perfectly into this narrative. it’s not about chasing the highest yield ... it’s about creating yield that can survive different market cycles while staying composable across the best protocols on solana. podcasts like 23.5 degrees are genuinely valuable because they bring builders from different projects to discuss the real challenges and opportunities ahead ...not just marketing talk. if you want to understand where solana defi is heading in 2026, especially around stablecoins and institutional-grade yield, this episode is worth your time. full replay here: https://t.co/Q3SxAuJA3Z have you listened yet? what was your favorite part? https://t.co/43u2ZJgwVQ ref : LVVffgRT4 nfa — dyor information only. always do your own research.