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Yield-bearing stablecoins are winning the long game. @SkyMoney demonstrates a powerful model: stable value that delivers real utility for capital. According to @tokenterminal's competitive landscape (last 3 years): Sky has generated $942.1 million USD in revenue, achieving 4.4% market share of the total $21.4 billion earned by all stablecoin issuers. This places Sky strongly at #3 globally, following @tether ($14.3B) and @circle ($5.4B). Sky’s decentralized model excels through stability fees from collateralized vaults combined with yields from its RWA portfolio (US Treasuries and tokenized credit). Sky distributes a meaningful portion of revenue directly to sUSDS holders via Sky Savings Rate (SSR). This creates a strong value flywheel: users hold a stable asset while earning consistent on-chain yield. Recent performance reinforces this strength: $33.8M in fees in the past 30 days with 2.3% market share. USDS maintains approximately 2.6% of total stablecoin market cap, reflecting excellent revenue efficiency per dollar of TVL. Through RWA collateral, lending markets, and deep composability on Pendle plus multiple chains, Sky builds robust infrastructure for sustained growth. Yield-bearing stablecoins represent the evolution of money on-chain. Capital that stays stable and stays productive.

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