Yield-Bearing Tokens
Coins in the Yield-Bearing Tokens category. 5 coins listed. Updated weekly.
Yield-Bearing Tokens is a category of cryptocurrencies sharing common characteristics or use cases. Explore the listed coins and compare what they do and how they are categorized.
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USDY is a tokenized secured note whose issuer changed from a U.S. special-purpose vehicle to Ondo Global Markets (BVI) Limited on December 15, 2025. Its official product page still labels the issuer domicile as United States, so CoinYQ treats the current legal notes as controlling and preserves the conflict.
apyUSD turns Apyx’s dividend income into a vault share measured in apxUSD. June’s STRC selloff showed why a rising share rate could coexist with a falling dollar price; its evolving withdrawal rules add a second delay before a holder reaches cash.
mF-ONE is an Ethereum certificate whose value references Fasanara’s F-ONE private-credit strategy. Its real story is the timing gap between a slowly redeeming fund and collateral that DeFi can liquidate at any block.
3Jane USD3 is a senior USDC credit-vault share financing crypto credit lines and fintech receivables. Originator protection and junior sUSD3 absorb different layers of loss. Published FCC legal structures and a mismatch in sUSD3 exit settings matter to how that backing works.
nOPAL is the cross-chain share of Nest’s BlackOpal LiquidStone II vault, not a direct receivable or fund certificate. Its price follows operator-supplied, bounded NAV; exits depend on reserves or a queue, and contract authorities retain fee, pause, compliance and upgrade powers.