Yearn-Curated Term Labs USDS Vault Delivers 6% Average Yield

Trueo has integrated yield-bearing assets into prediction markets through their True Yield Dollar (TYD) token. **How it works:** - Users deposit TYD to mint YES and NO tokens for prediction markets - Each 1 TYD deposited creates one YES token and one NO token - Positions remain fully collateralized throughout TYD is built on Yearn V3 vault infrastructure, meaning deposited USDC continues earning yield even while locked in active prediction markets. This addresses a common limitation where capital in traditional prediction markets sits idle, earning nothing while waiting for market resolution.

Yearn Finance has begun distributing revenues to YFI token holders who stake their tokens. Users can stake through three methods: - **Direct veYFI staking** - Lock YFI tokens to receive veYFI and earn rewards - **Liquid locker protocols** - Stake through platforms like 1up, Cove, or StakeDAO - **Boosted vault deposits** - Earn enhanced yields on vault deposits **How rewards work:** Every two weeks, veYFI holders vote to direct dYFI rewards to specific vaults. Your reward rate depends on your veYFI balance: - Base rate: 10% of possible rewards (1x boost) with no veYFI - Maximum: 100% of rewards (10x boost) with sufficient veYFI Liquid lockers allow YFI holders to rent out their voting power to vault depositors. Depositors pay a small fee but receive significantly higher yields through borrowed boost power. Rewards are paid in dYFI, which can be converted to YFI or sold on the market. Vault rewards auto-compound, while dYFI rewards require manual claiming through the liquid locker interface. A [boost calculator](https://docs.yearn.fi/contributing/governance/veyfi-calculator) helps users determine optimal veYFI amounts for their deposits.

**Yearn's OEV-boosted USDC vault on Morpho has received an A rating**, joining highly-rated vaults from Stakehouse and Gauntlet. The vault utilizes **Oracle Extractable Value (OEV) technology** to recapture value that would otherwise be lost to MEV bots, redirecting it back to depositors as enhanced yield. **Key highlights:** - A-grade rating validates vault's risk management and performance - Part of Yearn's expanding curation services on Morpho - OEV-boosting technology provides sustainable yield enhancement - Previously surpassed $10M in deposits milestone Yearn continues to demonstrate its **best-in-class vault curation and monitoring capabilities** across the Morpho ecosystem, offering institutional-grade DeFi products with enhanced risk assessment.

**Yearn Finance successfully recovered 857.49 pxETH worth $2.39 million** through a coordinated effort with Plume and Dinero teams. **Key Details:** - Recovery operation targeted yETH-related assets - Transaction confirmed on Ethereum blockchain - **Recovery efforts continue actively** - All recovered assets will be returned to affected depositors **Important Security Note:** Users should remain vigilant against impersonators claiming to represent Yearn Finance. The recovery represents significant progress in addressing the exploit damage, with ongoing efforts to retrieve additional funds for affected users.

**Yearn Finance suffered a $9 million exploit** on November 30 at 21:11 UTC targeting the yETH stableswap pool. **Damage breakdown:** - $8M lost from the impacted stableswap pool - $0.9M from the yETH-WETH pool on Curve - **Total: $9 million** The attack involved minting large amounts of yETH through a vulnerability in custom stableswap code. **Yearn V2/V3 vaults remain unaffected** and secure. **Response efforts:** - War room activated with SEAL911 and ChainSecurity - Full postmortem investigation underway - Complexity similar to recent Balancer hack Yearn emphasized that **no other products use similar code** to the exploited contract. The team is conducting thorough analysis and will implement lessons learned. Affected users can seek assistance through Yearn's [Discord support](https://discord.gg/yearn/). The protocol maintains detailed [security documentation](https://docs.yearn.fi/developers/security/#third-party-audits) covering audit history and vulnerability disclosure processes.