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• stablecoin-yield-overview

  Stablecoin Yield Overview

  Stablecoin yields come from three buckets: (1) lending markets like Aave/Compound — low risk but rates compress with TVL; (2) liquidity-providing on Curve/Uniswap stable pools — yield from swap fees plus token incentives, with impermanent loss risk only in depeg; (3) RWA exposure via Maple, Centrifuge, Ondo — credit risk and longer lockups, but 8-12% sustainable.

  → lending-markets→ curve-stableswap→ rwa-tokenization

• curve-stableswap

  Curve StableSwap mechanics

  Curve's StableSwap invariant blends a constant-sum and constant-product curve, weighted by an amplification coefficient A. For correlated pairs (USDC/USDT/DAI) the curve stays near constant-sum, giving near-1:1 exchange rates with low slippage. LPs earn 4 bps trading fees + CRV emissions. Boosted CRV from veCRV multiplies emissions up to 2.5x.

  → stablecoin-yield-overview→ ve-tokenomics

• rwa-tokenization

  RWA tokenization landscape

  Real-world asset (RWA) tokenization brings off-chain credit, treasuries, and real-estate cashflows on-chain. Major players: Ondo (tokenized treasuries), Maple (institutional credit), Centrifuge (invoice/asset-backed pools). Yields 4-12% with credit risk; mostly KYC-gated unless the issuer offers a permissionless wrapper. Regulatory exposure varies by jurisdiction.

  → stablecoin-yield-overview→ malaysian-regulatory-context

• malaysian-regulatory-context

  Malaysian DeFi regulatory context

  Malaysia's SC framework treats most DeFi activity as outside the Capital Markets and Services Act unless the protocol issues a security token. Stablecoin holdings and lending are not currently classified as securities. RWA tokens that wrap regulated instruments (treasuries, equity) WILL fall under SC purview — buyer beware. Bank Negara has signalled AML/KYC enforcement on on/off ramps, not on the underlying contracts.

  → rwa-tokenization

• lending-markets

  On-chain lending markets

  Aave V3 and Compound V3 (Comet) are the two main lending markets. Aave's eMode boosts capital efficiency for correlated assets (e.g., 95% LTV between stables). Comet uses a single-base-asset model: USDC base, all other assets are collateral only. Sustainable rates: 3-6% on USDC. Risk: smart-contract risk + oracle manipulation in volatile markets.

  → stablecoin-yield-overview

• ve-tokenomics

  ve-tokenomics

  Curve's vote-escrowed (ve) model locks CRV for up to 4 years in exchange for veCRV — a non-transferable governance token whose voting power decays linearly. Lockers get protocol fees, gauge voting (directs CRV emissions to specific pools), and a boost multiplier. Convex (CVX) abstracts this: one-shot lock through Convex, get CVX + cvxCRV with continuous yield and tradable claims.

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