Stables vs Native : An overview
While stablecoins remain a prominent source of yield, a huge yet untapped opportunity exists in leveraging native coins for additional returns.
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While stablecoins remain a prominent source of yield, a huge yet untapped opportunity exists in leveraging native coins for additional returns.
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The market cap of stablecoins, including USDT, USDC, and BUSD, currently stands at $161 billion. Although it’s just 6% of the entire crypto industry’s value, this seemingly small segment contributes a whopping $20 billion towards the yield market.
Which begs the question: why are native tokens, which are far more abundant, lagging behind when it comes to yield output?
The sad truth is - you can’t earn more than 1% for your BTC by the current industry standard, and BNB can’t offer more than a meagre 0.83%. And generating yield on new listings is nearly impossible as well.
However, the crypto landscape is constantly evolving, which means new paths to yield are emerging. Maybe the answer lies in finding innovative ways to unlock returns across the entire crypto ecosystem.
