Built-in yield

Holding stablecoins is often the whole upgrade — especially if the alternative is a volatile local currency. Yield is the next question people ask once the balance stops twitching.

Fiber lets you earn on supported assets inside the app. You should not need a second wallet, a protocol wiki, and a spreadsheet to get there.

Where the yield comes from

Fiber does not mint yield out of branding.

Returns come from supported third-party protocols and strategies — lending markets, liquidity mechanisms, staking-like products, or other onchain financial infrastructure depending on the asset. Fiber’s job is packaging access and keeping the private path intact, not inventing return.

For the private path used with stablecoin yield, see Privacy.

Is the yield guaranteed?

No.

Rates move with market conditions, demand, liquidity, and the strategy in use. Unless a specific product clearly supports fixed terms, treat every rate as variable.

If a screen implies certainty the underlying market does not provide, that is a bug in presentation, not a feature of finance.

What you should understand before enabling it

• Yield is not risk-free
• Rates change
• The source of yield matters more than the headline number
• Different assets and strategies carry different failure modes
• Only use strategies you are willing to hold through an ugly week

Privacy can shield the position. It cannot shield you from smart-contract risk, market risk, or a strategy that simply underperforms.

Why put this in the wallet

Because the alternative is sending users into a maze of approvals and dashboards the moment they ask a reasonable question: “Can this balance do some work?”

Fiber’s answer is yes, with clearer packaging and without forcing a public balance trail. The unfinished work is continuing to make those risk surfaces obvious enough that a non-specialist can make a real decision.