DL-STAKEDAOYIELD-CRVUSD-ETHEREUM
Stake DAO Yield — CRVUSD vault (Curve LlamaLend sfrxUSD) on Ethereum
DeFi VaultStake DAO Yield (protocol)Ethereum
YIELD
5.62%
vs SAVINGS
+362bp
RISK
NOT RATED
RANK IN TYPE
0/0
VENUES
—
Peers · DeFi Vault
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Description
ISSUER DOCSStake DAO Yield (Yield) pool for CRVUSD on Ethereum, Curve LlamaLend sfrxUSD: 5.62% APY (2.37% base + 3.26% in reward tokens) on $2.3M deposited, as read by DefiLlama on 2026-10-19; 30-day average 6.82%. A stablecoin deposit: the rate floats with borrowing demand. Smart-contract risk applies. Figures from DefiLlama’s open yields data, refreshed daily.
Buying · Q&A
1 QUESTIONSHow do I buy DL-STAKEDAOYIELD-CRVUSD-ETHEREUM?+
Deposit through Stake DAO Yield (stakedao.org) from a self-custody wallet. The token runs on Ethereum.
Where to trade
SECONDARY MARKETNo market data for DL-STAKEDAOYIELD-CRVUSD-ETHEREUM yet — buy through the issuer below.
Issuer · primary market
SUBSCRIBE / REDEEMStake DAO Yield (protocol)
Deposit through Stake DAO Yield (stakedao.org) from a self-custody wallet
MIN
None
KYC
Not stated by the source
CUSTODY
Self-custody (smart contract)
Who may buy is set by the issuer — check their terms. Not investment advice.
Key facts
VERIFIED 2026-10-19- Yield / return
- 5.62% (variable, DefiLlama 2026-10-19)
- Risk
- Not rated (imported)
- Minimum
- None
- Liquidity
- Withdraw subject to pool utilization
- Custody
- Self-custody (smart contract)
- KYC
- Not stated by the source
- Verified
- 2026-10-19
Details
- Issuer
- Stake DAO Yield (protocol)
- Type
- DeFi Vault
- Category
- DeFi Lending
- Yield source
- Vault strategy (mostly lending)
- Network
- Ethereum
- Jurisdiction
- Decentralized protocol
- AUM
- $2.3M
Questions
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