Underlying Strategies

Principles & Mandate

Yuzu Money’s strategies are:

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This page explains the main strategy buckets which backing assets are deployed into. A live view of underlying strategies exposure is available on Yuzu Money's Accountable dashboardarrow-up-right (Strategy Breakdown section).


Strategy Buckets

At a high level, backing strategies include but are not limited to:

  • DeFi liquidity provision

  • Leveraged strategies

  • Private TVL programs

  • Pre-deposit vaults

  • Airdrop / points & incentives farming

1. Leveraged strategies

Leveraged strategies on correlated assets, particularly where oracles are robust (e.g. hard-coded bands, long TWAPs, or fundamental backing).

Examples include:

  • Leveraged USDe / stables

  • Leveraged syrupUSDC / stables

The goal is to earn a spread between supply and borrow yields (plus incentives) while staying within LTV and liquidation thresholds.

2. Private TVL programs

Yuzu Money partners directly with protocols in private TVL programs.

  • These deals often come with improved economics (higher base yield, upside sharing, or bespoke incentives) in exchange for committed TVL.

  • All such deals are backed by whitelisted collateral and venues and must pass the same risk assessment as public strategies.

3. Pre-deposit vaults

Ecosystems and/or protocols may offer pre-deposit programs where yield is boosted for early committed capital before a strategy is fully live.

  • Yuzu Money may allocate to such pre-deposit vaults when the underlying strategy, protocol, and asset risks have been reviewed and whitelisted.

4. Airdrop / points & incentives farming

Backing assets may be deployed into strategies that earn airdrop / points / incentive rewards from emerging protocols.

  • These strategies must still be fundamentally sound on an asset backing basis; with their points / airdrops / incentives treated with conservative estimates.

  • Any realized tokens or incentives from such programs accrue back to the protocol’s economic engine and Reserve Fund.

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