"We’re not getting yield from DeFi games"
@Benjamin918_ gives three reasons to trust @CapApp: automation, principal protection, and yield that survives a bear market.
Episode 2 opens with a critique of the onchain industry: DeFi yield comes from one place, Bitcoin markets.
What if someone imported yield from somewhere else?
Weeks ago rsETH broke and DeFi depositors lost hundreds of millions.
@Benjamin918_ explains why that same event, inside @CapApp, doesn't create bad debt.
stcUSD from @CapApp pays stablecoin yield from manufacturing plants, film productions and global trade.
@Benjamin918_ breaks it down end to end: where the yield comes from, who takes the first loss, what happens if the collateral breaks.
Cap's CEO believes most DeFi yield is one bet on Bitcoin, wearing three costumes.
He presents an alternative: @CapApp's stcUSD, yield imported from the productive economy.
Episode 02, @Benjamin918_ - Tomorrow, 10:00 ET.
Half of the leading yield-bearing stablecoin is backed by other stablecoins.
The rest: T-bills through BlackRock's BUIDL, loans against BTC and ETH, AAA CLOs, and private credit.
Every episode comes with the full data breakdown, verified by @stablewatchHQ. And it's published as clean .md files.
Drop them into your LLM and do the research:
sUSDS from @SkyEcosystem is the largest yield-bearing stablecoin onchain.
@stablecoin_p breaks it down end to end: where the yield comes from, who carries the risk, what happens if the collateral breaks.
A yield product gets one shot to explain itself. Completely. To the capital that decides where the money goes.
Episode 01: @SkyEcosystem's sUSDS with @stablecoin_p from @OseroHQ.
Tomorrow, 10:00 ET.