DeFi Yield Aggregator

Discover and compare yields across DeFi protocols. View real-time APY, TVL, and risk assessments for lending, staking, liquidity pools, and yield vaults. Make informed decisions to maximize your crypto earnings.

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Total Protocols
27
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Chains Covered
6
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Avg APY
10.5%
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Combined TVL
$130B+

🔥 Top Yields

#1 Highest Yield

GMX

24.1%
Asset:GLP
Chain:Arbitrum
TVL:$580M
Risk:High
#2 Highest Yield

Raydium

22.4%
Asset:SOL/USDC
Chain:Solana
TVL:$680M
Risk:High
#3 Highest Yield

Orca Whirlpool

19.2%
Asset:SOL/USDC
Chain:Solana
TVL:$245M
Risk:Medium

Filter & Sort

Showing 27 of 27 protocols

ProtocolAPYRisk
G
GMX
24.1%
High
R
Raydium
22.4%
High
O
Orca Whirlpool
19.2%
Medium
O
Orca
18.7%
Medium
A
AutoFarm
16.3%
High
U
Uniswap V3
15.3%
Medium
B
Beefy Finance
14.2%
Medium
Y
Yearn Finance
13.5%
Medium
J
Jupiter
12.5%
High
Y
Yearn Finance
11.2%
Medium
I
Idle Finance
10.1%
Medium
C
Convex
9.8%
Medium
P
Pendle
9.4%
Medium
B
Balancer
8.6%
Medium
M
Morpho
8.3%
Medium
C
Curve
8.2%
Low
S
Stargate
7.8%
Medium
M
Marinade
7.2%
Low
C
Compound
7.1%
Low
C
Curve
6.9%
Low
A
Aave
6.8%
Low
A
Aave
5.2%
Low
C
Compound
4.9%
Low
F
Frax
4.3%
Low
S
Stake.Wise
4.1%
Medium
R
Rocket Pool
3.9%
Low
L
Lido
3.8%
Low

Data is for informational purposes and updated regularly. Always verify current rates before investing.

📚 Yield Farming 101

Understanding key concepts before you invest in DeFi yields:

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Impermanent Loss (IL)

When you provide liquidity to a pool, the ratio of your assets may change due to price movements. IL is the loss compared to simply holding the assets. Higher price volatility = higher IL risk.

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Total Value Locked (TVL)

The total amount of cryptocurrency locked in a protocol. Higher TVL generally means more security and liquidity, but can also indicate less opportunity for exceptional yields.

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Yield Farming Risks

Smart contract vulnerabilities, rug pulls, governance attacks, and price volatility. Always research protocols, start with small amounts, and diversify across multiple platforms.

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APY vs APR

APY (Annual Percentage Yield) accounts for compounding, while APR (Annual Percentage Rate) is simple interest. APY is higher and more beneficial for long-term holds due to compounding effects.

⚠️ Important Risk Disclaimer

Yield farming and DeFi carry significant risks including smart contract vulnerabilities, impermanent loss, liquidation, and complete loss of funds. High APY often correlates with higher risk. Never invest more than you can afford to lose. Conduct thorough due diligence, start small, and diversify across multiple protocols. This is not investment advice—always do your own research.

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