USD1, the stablecoin from the WLFI team, is making headlines with a new yield structure. TownSquare and Native are launching a yield vault for USD1 on Monad. The mechanics differ slightly from classic DeFi: instead of providing two-sided liquidity and facing impermanent loss risk, this model uses a single-sided structure. You deposit only USD1, and the yield comes from transaction fees paid by professional market makers and trading activity. Most stablecoin vaults offer yields hovering around bond interest rates, often inflated by additional token incentives. This approach aims to establish a more sustainable foundation by tying yield directly to real trading volume. A note: the yield is variable, not fixed. As it’s based on trading activity, yield will decline when trading volume drops—so the current rate is not a guarantee of future returns. Like all on-chain vaults, it carries smart contract risk. While the team behind USD1 and their underlying model are compelling, it’s advisable to thoroughly review the mechanics and risks before participating. This content was created as part of WLFI’s Influencer Collaboration Program. For informational purposes only—not investment advice. Yields are variable and not guaranteed. #Ad #Collaboration #USD1 #WLFI #DeFi #Monad

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