Sustainable On-Chain Yield: Where It Comes From and What It Costs

Sustainable on-chain yield is the focus. Where does on-chain yield actually come from? How much of it survives once incentives stop? These are the central questions. Yield product operators David Markley from YieldPoint, Mike De Melo from RAAC, and Philippe Engels from Avantgarde Finance address them. Jackson Weinreb from The Tie moderates. Who actually pays the yield is a key question. What a return looks like after fees is another. Hedging and execution costs are also considered. What has to be in place before institutions allocate at scale is another topic. The search is for yield that lasts beyond incentives. The net return after costs is a key part. Institutional allocation at scale is another. The questions are about sustainability. They are about who pays. They are about what remains after costs. They are about what institutions need. The questions remain open. The search for sustainable yield continues. The focus is on real sources. The focus is on net returns. The focus is on institutional conditions.