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Fiber allows users to earn yield on supported assets directly inside the app. With Fiber, users can hold stable value and earn yield directly inside the app, without needing to navigate complicated DeFi interfaces, manage multiple wallets, or understand the technical details behind every transaction. The goal is to make earning on stable value easier, more private, and more accessible - all while being clear about how yield works and what risks users should understand.

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Why built-in yield matters

For many users, holding stablecoins is already a major improvement over holding volatile local currency. But holding stable value is only the first step. Fiber is designed to help users preserve and grow wealth by giving them access to yield opportunities inside a simple, private, non-custodial app. Users should be able to put their assets to work without needing to become DeFi experts.

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Where does the yield come from?

Yield inside Fiber comes from supported third-party protocols, strategies, or financial infrastructure that generate returns on deposited assets. Depending on the asset and strategy, yield may come from sources such as lending markets, liquidity provisioning, staking, tokenized yield products, or other onchain financial mechanisms. Fiber’s role is to simplify access to these opportunities inside the app, while giving users clearer information about what they are using. Fiber itself does not magically create yield. Yield always comes from an underlying source.

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Is the yield guaranteed?

No. Yield is not guaranteed and may change over time. Rates can move based on market conditions, protocol demand, available liquidity, risk levels, and the underlying strategy being used. Fiber should present yield as variable, not fixed, unless a specific product structure clearly supports fixed terms.

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What users should know before earning yield

Before using any yield feature, users should understand:
  • Yield is not risk-free
  • Rates can change
  • The underlying source of yield matters
  • Different assets and strategies may carry different risks
  • Users should only use yield products they are comfortable with
Fiber will continue improving how yield opportunities are presented so users can make better-informed decisions.