Our Mainnet MYT family is expanding. We’ve integrated @infiniFi's iUSD into our Meta-Yield Tokens, bringing duration-matched, diversified stablecoin yield to the MYT. Why infiniFi? 🧵

Learn how we're partnering with @infiniFi to give EtherFi users access to institutional-grade yield.

After several months of work, I'm proud to announce that EtherFi has made their first deployment to infiniFi - this is strong validation of our neobank distribution thesis! Thanks to the fantastic folks at EtherFi - this is just the beginning!

ROCOR canonizes Fr. Seraphim Rose! AXIOS!

Saint Seraphim Rose

Keep Building.

As seen by recent events, the danger of bad debt in defi cannot be overstated. @infiniFi is looking to position itself as the buyer of last resort, a necessary player in any mature market. Full pod on Thursday.

1) These hacks in the last few weeks have reminded me why we built infiniFi. Conservative defi has taken a huge hit as a result of the rsETH contagion specifically. There needs to be optionality in the market for various risk profiles who want to access these yield sources. If you want to take exposure with no insurance (generally most yield opportunities) you might as well get paid a premium to do so via locked iUSD. Conversely, if you want to truly have a conservative position, you can deposit into siUSD (and earn ~6%) while sitting in an insured environment.

One of the things I take for granted with infiniFi is that our system has an embedded proof-of-solvency If the amount of backing doesn’t match the amount of tokens, infiniFi will not let you do anything until a loss has been realized What happened with Resolv is something we prevented before even going live - our minter is fully decentralized and has been so since day one. More people should copy this

Hello darkness, my old friend.

infiniFi is evolving - check out the new design👇

Introducing a new look for infiniFi. We’ve refreshed the branding, launched a new website, & rolled out a new & improved app. The same infiniFi system, built for what’s coming next.

Very proud to share that we're bringing Fasanara's GDADF fund to Mainnet! After an extensive diligence process, we found that this represented an ideal use-case for RWAs on-chain, as the fund has operated for over 8 years without ever experiencing a monthly drawdown As DeFi takes its first steps into the world of RWAs, infiniFi is proud to be operating near the tip of the spear!

Looking to connect with some of the infiniFi team IRL? Catch us at ETH Denver this week 🏔️

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Excited for the frxUSD/iUSD PegKeeper pool launch with @fraxfinance on @CurveFinance. Powering infiniFi's duration engine, keeping iUSD pegged at $1 with deep liquidity & sustainable yields. Get Started Now: curve.finance/dex/ethereum/p…

Pretty cool to see infiniFi become the single largest stable-backed market on Morpho 😎

So @infiniFi recently announced they're entering Bitcoin-backed CeFi lending through direct @maplefinance deployment. Honestly had to dig into what that actually means. Here's what I found: What are they actually doing? infiniFi takes your stablecoin deposits and splits them based on how long you're willing to lock them up. You pick: > Keep it liquid, get lower rates > Lock for 1 week to 13 weeks, get higher rates The locked stuff goes into Maple Finance institutional Bitcoin-backed loans. Market makers and trading firms put up BTC as collateral and pay fixed rates for committed capital. DeFi rates got crushed in 2025. Bitcoin lending dropped from 6% to 1.5-4%. But institutional borrowers still pay 8-13% for longer-term capital. infiniFi is capturing that difference. What does this maturity-matching thing mean? Most DeFi lending is instant-access. You can pull your money anytime, which is great, but protocols like Aave have to keep 20-30% sitting around doing nothing just in case people withdraw. That kills your yield. infiniFi's approach: > Want instant access → your funds chill in liquid pools > Willing to lock → your funds go into institutional loans earning better rates When you lock for 1-13 weeks, they know that capital isn't going anywhere. So they can commit it to Maple's institutional loans. Your lock period covers their loan duration. How does Maple Finance work? Maple does institutional lending with proper custody (BitGo, Copper, Hex Trust) and actual credit underwriting. Their setup: > $4B assets, $12B loans originated > 160% overcollateralization (borrowers post $1.60 of BTC per $1 borrowed) > Fixed-rate terms > Vetted market makers and trading firms > Institutions only (regular users can't just sign up) infiniFi started with $10M at around 7.5-8%, scaling to 8-13% for longer locks. Here's the thing: you can't access Maple directly as a retail user. It's institutional-only. infiniFi bridges that gap. Why are yields higher? Aave: 3-8% because it's instant-access and needs those liquidity buffers. infiniFi: Better rates through blended strategies and institutional loan access. You're getting paid extra for locking. The longer you commit, the better rates they can get you from institutional markets. Right now TVL is around $185M with yields around 7-8% on the new Maple deployment. What do you actually get? Better yields than Aave without having to: > Figure out Maple yourself > Be an institution (because Maple won't let you in otherwise) > Monitor borrowers > Rebalance everything manually You deposit stables, pick your lock period, collect yield. That's it. Tradeoff is you're trusting infiniFi's contracts and their allocation decisions. Risks are still there even with onchain transparency. The capital efficiency thing Traditional DeFi keeps big liquidity cushions for everyone. Super inefficient. infiniFi splits it: > Need liquidity? Funded by liquid reserves > Willing to lock? Funded by institutional lending Gets them to 100% utilization within each bucket. Better yields because they're not keeping 20-30% idle. Basically traditional banking (borrow short, lend long) but with transparent onchain reserves instead of black box balance sheets. What this actually means DeFi is shifting from "farm tokens at 1000% APY" to real yields from actual economic activity. Institutional lending markets exist. Borrowers pay premiums. But these markets are closed to regular users. infiniFi solves that. You get institutional rates without needing institutional status. That's the regulatory arbitrage play. The logic is pretty straightforward: capture the gap between crushed DeFi rates (1.5-4%) and institutional rates (8-13%) by matching lock periods to loan durations. That's what's happening, no fluff.