What does 1 year in the @Avantisfi USDC vault (now @verantaxyz) actually pay? Here's what I actually made, including the exit fee. $4,469.82 starting balance +$502.80 on up days −$114.34 on 14 down days −$71.80 exit fee Net profit: $316.66✅ Net APY: 7.08%, vs. 8.69% before exit fees. The fee alone wiped out 18% of the gross profit. No deposits, no withdrawals. Just a year of on-chain data, tracked with @YechoApp

After almost 3 months, I'm closing my USDe/USDG loop on Morpho on Robinhood. The APY has dropped below 9%, so it's time to move on. Here's how the position performed from July 23 to October 15, tracked with Yecho: 👉 Starting capital: $7,794 👉 Borrow costs: 504.41 USDG 📉 👉 Merkl rewards: 672.75 USDe 📈 👉 Net profit: $168.15 ✅ 👉 Average daily profit: $0.99 👉 Realized APY: 9.34% Nearly 3 months of farming for $168 net. Without tracking both borrowing costs and Merkl rewards, it's much harder to know what your loop actually made. @YechoApp helps me track the full picture and know when it's time to move my capital elsewhere.

One year of @merkl_xyz rewards from a Yecho user and you can clearly see where the majority of the rewards came from 👀

A Full Year of DeFi Farming History

@tempo was a great place to borrow pathUSD on Morpho against cbBTC At one point, the borrow rate was just 0.03% basically nothing. I borrowed $28K from Aug 1 to Sep 20. Total cost? $33 in interest. But rates have changed. The borrow APY is now above 3.3%, so it's time to move the position and look for a better place to borrow This is why I use @YechoApp : I can track exactly how much my borrow costs me every day and continuously optimize my strategies

What does 6 months of yield on @WildcatFi actually look like? 💵 1,000 USDC in 📈 +46 USDC out 📊 8.6% APR No farming. No leverage. Just onchain credit doing its thing. Every cent tracked by @YechoApp 📊 Where are you parking your stables right now?

Where did my DeFi yield come from this month? As usual, here's the breakdown for one of my wallets 👇 From @YechoApp, head to Distribution => Income by Protocol to see exactly where your yield came from. This month: - Merkl: +$314.54 - Pendle: +$43.22 - HyperLend: +$19.10 - Avantis: +$13.47 - Fluid: +$11.11 - Yuzu: +$9.67 - Midas: +$9.06 - IPOR: +$9.04 - Sherpa: +$8.48 - Wildcat: +$7.52 - Osero: +$5.06 - AUTOfinance: +$1.82 - Liminal: +$1.70 - Spark: +$1.30 - Aave V3: +$0.03 - Aave V4: -$4.52 - Morpho: -$117.11 💰Total: +$333.49 Yecho breaks down your DeFi income by protocol so you can see what's actually making you money, and what's costing you.

yzSyrup has been delivering a solid 9.5% average since Aug 8 📊 Real realized yield, tracked daily on @YechoApp.

How much did my USDe/USDG loop via @Morpho on Robinhood earn me? Deployed $7,794 on July 23. Total income: 🟢+181.96 USDe from @merkl_xyz rewards 🔴−128.78 USDG paid in borrow costs That's an average APY of 10.48% (avg return on own capital), not bad at all for a loop on two stables. 📊 Tracked with @YechoApp

Started with 2,100 USDC in the arbUSD vault on @AUTOfinance (from July 9 to August 7) Instead of trusting the headline APY, I've been tracking the realized yield the actual USDC hitting my position each day. Here's the breakdown 👇 - Total income generated: 8.68 USDC - Best-performing position: +0.59 USDC - Avg yield per position: +0.30 USDC - Avg APY : 5.19% Small amounts, but this is real, compounding, fully onchain yield measured in native tokens, not extrapolated marketing APY. This is exactly why I built @YechoApp Most dashboards show you a projected APY. Yecho shows you what you actually earned daily realized yield, per position, in native tokens and USD, across 80+ protocols and 20+ chains.

Track all your lending & borrowing positions across Aave V3, Aave V4, and 79+ other protocols with @YechoApp See exactly what each position earns or costs you every day in native tokens and USD.

Following my previous post, I deployed a few new strategies to put my BTC to better use. One of them is using BTC.b as collateral on @aave V4 Avalanche. Borrowing USDC against BTC.b is currently very cheap I pay around 1.64% apy on average. I then deploy that USDC into the @3janexyz Morpho vault, which has been averaging around 7.8% APY. So the vault yield more than covers my borrow cost, while I also passively farm 3Jane incentives. I'll keep tracking the strategy with @YechoApp to see how it performs over time. 📈

How much yield did my DeFi portfolio generate in July?According to @YechoApp: 🥇 Merkl: +$292.50 🥈 AUTOfinance: +$83.49 🥉 Avantis: +$33.25 IPOR: +$30.72 Hyperlend: +$26.99 Sherpa: +$13.08 Midas: +$11.91 Wildcat: +$7.55 Pendle: +$6.34 Takara: +$3.16 Euler: +$2.68 Fluid: +$2.36 Re: +$2.31 Aave V3: +$2.04 Ember: +$0.63 Neverland: +$0.42 Ethena: +$0.03 Borrow cost: 🔻 Aave V4: -$4.27 🔻 Morpho: -$17.10 Total yield generated in July: $498.09. One dashboard. Every protocol. Every dollar earned (or lost). Know your yield.

One @YechoApp user has been looping sUSDS/USDT on Morpho since July 3. Over the last 30 days: ✅ +$426.92 USDS earned ❌ -$319.60 USDT in borrow costs Net: +$107.48 on roughly $5.4k of capital. Average realized APY: 21.39%. Still a solid strategy, even if today's live APY won't necessarily be what you earn over the next few weeks. That's why I prefer tracking realized yield over displayed APYs.

A week ago, I decided to put 1 BTC to work. Out of pure laziness, I just deposited it on @Hyperlend It was the easiest option since I had already bought my BTC on Hyperliquid. I tracked the position with @YechoApp over the last 7 days. Results: 📈 +0.00002680 BTC 💵 +$1.72 📊 0.14% realized APY That's... not exactly impressive Where would you put 1 BTC today to earn a better yield? Looking for ideas 👇

I'm closing my USDC/mUSD loop on @aave Monad. From July 5 to July 21, I looped around $5,000 USDC. When I entered the position, it was generating around 8–9% APY. Today, it's down to around 2%, so it's no longer worth it for me. Over the period: +26.07 USDC earned from supplying -24.52 mUSD paid in borrow costs Net result: just +$1.55. Without tracking both your supply income and borrow costs, it's difficult to know whether your loop is actually profitable. That's exactly what Yecho does.