🌉 Across Protocol Brings WBTC Yield to YO Platform
🌉 Across Protocol Brings WBTC Yield to YO Platform
🌉 Bitcoin earning cross-chain yield
YO platform now offers yield opportunities on Bitcoin through yoBTC
Users can now earn returns on wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) via the YO platform's new yoBTC product. The yield is generated from cross-chain transaction fees facilitated by Across Protocol.
Key details:
- WBTC available on YO through yoBTC wrapper
- Earnings come from cross-chain bridging fees
- Infrastructure secured by UMA's optimistic oracle system
This integration allows Bitcoin holders to generate passive income while their assets remain liquid across different blockchain networks.
Across WBTC now available on YO through yoBTC. Earn yield from crosschain fees.
Why did YO choose @AcrossProtocol WBTC as a yield source for yoBTC? ✅ BTC-denominated yield from real crosschain demand ✅ Fees earned via intent-based bridging ✅ Canonical rollup security with optimistic verification @ExponentialDeFi rates Across WBTC as “low risk” (B).
Hyperliquid Gains Global Recognition as Across Becomes Primary Bridge
Hyperliquid has achieved recognition on the world stage, with Across Protocol establishing itself as the preferred bridging solution for users accessing the platform. **Key Development:** - Across Protocol positioned as the optimal method for bridging to Hyperliquid - Integration includes Hyperliquid Names feature, allowing users to connect their custom names directly to their addresses This partnership builds on previous announcements from January 2026, when Hyperliquid Names first launched on Across, enabling personalized addressing for users. The collaboration streamlines access to Hyperliquid's ecosystem through Across's bridging infrastructure.
🌉 New USDC to USDH Bridging Available on Across Protocol
Across Protocol now supports 1:1 bridging between USDC and USDH, enabling seamless transfers for users looking to access various DeFi protocols. **Key Projects Accessible:** - @kinetiq_xyz - @ValantisLabs - @felixprotocol - @unitxyz - @markets_xyz - @nativemarkets The bridging functionality leverages Across Protocol's infrastructure, which uses optimistic oracles and bonded relayers to facilitate transfers between rollup chains and Ethereum mainnet. [Learn more about Across Protocol](https://across.to)
Intents Have Arrived: The Shift from Future Promise to Present Reality
The blockchain industry has moved past talking about intents as a future innovation—they're now actively deployed and functional. **Key Development:** - Intents, which allow users to express desired outcomes rather than specific transaction steps, have transitioned from theoretical concept to practical implementation - The technology enables more intuitive blockchain interactions by abstracting away complex transaction details **What This Means:** - Users can now specify what they want to achieve, letting specialized solvers handle the execution details - This represents a fundamental shift in how people interact with decentralized systems - The move from "future technology" to "current reality" signals maturation of the intent-based architecture **Timeline Context:** - Mid-2025: Intents were still discussed as an emerging future technology - Early 2026: The narrative has shifted to acknowledge intents as an established, working solution The rapid progression from concept to deployment demonstrates the accelerating pace of blockchain infrastructure development.
Blend Money Enables Onchain Savings with Across Protocol Integration
Blend Money has integrated Across Protocol to enable crosschain deposits for its onchain savings product. **Key Details:** - Users can now deposit funds across different blockchain networks - [Across Protocol](https://across.to) provides the crosschain infrastructure - The integration simplifies access to Blend's savings features from multiple chains This follows Uniswap's recent crosschain implementation, also powered by Across Protocol. The move reduces friction for users who want to access savings products without manually bridging assets between networks first.