. @HaedalProtocol the Yield Products Keep Running 🦦🌊 Haedal continues to operate its liquid staking and yield products on @SuiNetwork. Here is a quick look at the numbers for late October 2026: → Total TVL: Around $37–44M, depending on the data source. → Liquid Staking (haSUI): Around $36.7–36.9M. → Lending Vault: Around $6.3–6.4M, slightly below its mid-October peak of $6.8M. → USDC Vault APY: Around 11.9%. → SUI Vault APY: Around 9.8%. → Total Accounts: Nearly 990K. → haWAL: More than 10M WAL staked. → Liquidity Vault: Around $850K. These APYs are variable and include incentives, so they should not be treated as guaranteed returns. What caught my attention? Haedal's Lending Vault is designed to automate yield strategies across lending markets such as Navi, Suilend, and Scallop. According to the product's design, the vault manages allocations across these markets and compounds rewards at least daily. Meanwhile, haSUI and haWAL remain important parts of Haedal's liquid staking ecosystem. I think this week is more about consistency than new features. Haedal has continued operating its existing products while the team has mostly been sharing its usual otter-themed community content. However, TVL and APY can change quickly. Automated vaults also carry smart contract risks, liquidity risks, and risks from the underlying lending protocols. The next thing worth watching is whether the Lending Vault can maintain its TVL as market conditions and incentive rewards change. NFA. DYOR. 🦦🌊 Source: @DefiLlama