Monday greetings to everyone! Did you take the opportunity to buy the dip in Bitcoin this week?
Let’s take a look at the performance data for on-chain BTC yield products in the first week of December:
The annualized returns of several mainstream BTC yield pools are worth noting—BTC+ APY has dropped to 3.2%, which was higher before; SolvBTC on the BNB Chain has climbed to an annualized 2.41% and is rising; Jupiter’s product remains steady at 5.66%; DLP pool is still the same as before at 1%, unchanged.
On the lending market side, borrowing SolvBTC on a certain Venus protocol only costs a 0.05% interest rate, which is dirt cheap; additionally, the interest rate spread between SolvBTC and USD1 is around 4.68%.
Overall, on-chain BTC product yields have seen both increases and decreases this week, but the fluctuations are not significant. Those who want to earn yield on their holdings can choose different pools according to their own risk preferences.
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UnluckyLemur
· 2025-12-10 17:58
Oh my God, SolvBTC borrows at a 0.05% interest rate? That's like giving away free money. Why isn't anyone rushing to grab it?
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CryptoCrazyGF
· 2025-12-10 09:43
Bottom fishing? I've been all in for a long time, now just waiting for Jupiter's 5.66% to slowly earn interest.
Venus's 0.05% lending rate is incredible, it's like giving away money.
Why is DLP still at 1%? How much of a couch potato are we?
Now just see who can hold out until the next big wave, I choose to lie flat.
The SolvBTC spread is so big, is it hinting at something?
Where's the big drop everyone talked about? Why is it only slight fluctuations?
I still hold BTC in hand, but my mentality is崩了 haha.
But on the other hand, this yield rate really isn't very attractive.
Is the arbitrage opportunity between Jupiter and Venus here?
I feel like this wave is just gradually accumulating.
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ShibaMillionairen't
· 2025-12-08 11:56
Buy the dip? Bro, I'm currently all in cash, just staring at these numbers... That 5.66% from Jupiter looks pretty good, more decent than the others.
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MechanicalMartel
· 2025-12-08 11:56
They're fleecing us retail investors again. That 0.05% on Venus just makes me laugh. Are they trying to lure me into borrowing?
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SandwichTrader
· 2025-12-08 11:55
Bottom fishing? I’m just watching, I’m out of ammo.
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Borrowing SolvBTC on Venus at just 0.05%? That rate is insane, gotta go for it.
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How is Jupiter’s 5.66% still holding steady? Everything else is fluctuating.
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BTC+ dropping from the top to 3.2%—really not attractive anymore.
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Honestly, a 4.68% spread isn’t bad, at least it can cover the risk.
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Feels like all the yields this week are mediocre, might as well wait.
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That 1% on DLP is just for show, haha.
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Earning yield by holding tokens sounds easy, but it’s actually hard to choose.
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retroactive_airdrop
· 2025-12-08 11:50
Bottom fishing? I'm just waiting for these yields to keep getting more competitive. That 5.66% on Jupiter isn't bad.
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StakeWhisperer
· 2025-12-08 11:26
Bottom fishing? I’m just watching and not making any moves. The little bit of coins I have are still earning 5.66% on Jupiter, steady as ever.
Monday greetings to everyone! Did you take the opportunity to buy the dip in Bitcoin this week?
Let’s take a look at the performance data for on-chain BTC yield products in the first week of December:
The annualized returns of several mainstream BTC yield pools are worth noting—BTC+ APY has dropped to 3.2%, which was higher before; SolvBTC on the BNB Chain has climbed to an annualized 2.41% and is rising; Jupiter’s product remains steady at 5.66%; DLP pool is still the same as before at 1%, unchanged.
On the lending market side, borrowing SolvBTC on a certain Venus protocol only costs a 0.05% interest rate, which is dirt cheap; additionally, the interest rate spread between SolvBTC and USD1 is around 4.68%.
Overall, on-chain BTC product yields have seen both increases and decreases this week, but the fluctuations are not significant. Those who want to earn yield on their holdings can choose different pools according to their own risk preferences.