Total Pools Liquidity
combined TVL across connected pools.
DSF automates passive stablecoin income through Curve and Convex. You control access to your position and withdrawals; returns depend on the strategy's performance.
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combined TVL across connected pools.
yield generated for users through DSF strategies.
no lock-ups, ever
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Transparent stablecoin strategies for individuals, long-term reserves, and business capital.
For holders who want supported stablecoins to generate variable on-chain yield instead of remaining inactive in a wallet.
Use automated reinvestment for long-term savings without committing capital to a fixed lock-up period.
For businesses and teams seeking transparent yield on a portion of their stablecoin treasury while retaining on-chain visibility.
For internationally active users managing stablecoins between savings, payments, travel, and business operations.
DSF automates strategy execution, reward collection, conversion, and reinvestment across supported Curve and Convex strategies.
Calculate your potential returns with our institutional strategy
Forecast based on 8% target APY. Results for 10,000 USDT deposit. Actual yields are variable.
Think of a currency exchange: users swap stablecoins and liquidity providers receive a share of trading fees. DSF automates this process through supported Curve and Convex strategies on Ethereum.
Choose a supported stablecoin in the DSF app.
Capital is routed to supported Curve stablecoin liquidity pools.
Trading activity generates liquidity-provider fees.
Curve and Convex incentives accrue to the strategy.
DSF converts collected rewards to USDT and reinvests them automatically.
Historical annual percentage yield data from February 2022 to present, tracked by DeFiLlama.
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DSF has operated since 3 December 2022 through periods of crypto, stablecoin, and banking-market stress. The APY figures below show the historical values recorded for each period.
Crypto winter. S&P lost $8T in market cap. Nasdaq −33%.
Bitcoin −65% from ATH. Market panic.
USDC lost its dollar peg. U.S. banking crisis.
S&P lost ~2%. $1B in crypto liquidations.
BTC below $50K. $1B in trading losses. Crypto market cap −11% for the month.
Pullback after Bitcoin $100K. Traders lost $2.7B over several days.
U.S.–China tariff war triggered $11B in crypto liquidations.
New tariff escalation: $20B lost, 1.6 million people affected.
Silver −30%, gold −12%, BTC −6.6%, ETH −7.5%.
BTC −40%. $2.2B in losses. 335,000 traders affected.
Major protocol hacks. SOL −5.5%. Aave liquidity drawdown $6.6B.
U.S. equities lost $1T in one day. Traders lost $1B+ over the month.
Throughout DSF's operating history, capital deployed through DSF was not affected by these market events.
Past performance is not indicative of future results. Yields are generated through organic protocol activity and are subject to market conditions. Principal protection refers to the protocol's historical risk management performance and does not constitute a guarantee.
$250M+
Deep liquidity ensures minimal slippage for large institutional entries and exits.
We only use USDT, USDC, and DAI. No exposure to volatile crypto assets.
DSF is a liquidity provider, not a hedge fund. We don't take directional bets.
Battle-tested through multiple market cycles without a single security incident.
Yield is harvested and reinvested automatically every block for maximum efficiency.
Built on top of the most trusted liquidity infrastructure in decentralized finance.
Non-custodial architecture. Only you have the power to withdraw your funds.
7-17%
Sustainable, organic yield generated from protocol fees and incentives.
Built by Market professionals: 19+ years in fintech and 9+ years in DeFi
We combine DSF’s risk expertise with AI models to detect liquidity changes, pool anomalies, and early warning signals across every strategy before they become critical.
We track suspicious on-chain patterns and anomalous flows in real time. Risks are caught and reacted to before they materialise — not discovered after the fact.
Capital is spread across several pools at once. A liquidity drain in one pool doesn't affect the rest of the position.
Balanced basket of stablecoins. A depeg event on one asset doesn't cascade into the entire allocation.
Both centralised and decentralised stablecoins. A freeze at the issuer level only touches one class — not everything.
Core — Layer 1
The smart contract automates all the complexity — but never holds your funds. Assets go directly to the DEX. Your keys, your withdrawal, always. DSF has no technical ability to freeze or block your money.
DSF is built by founders with experience across fintech, software engineering, cybersecurity, and DeFi.

DSF Founder, CEO
Background
Banking, leasing, and factoring across BDM and CBDO roles.
DeFi, nodes, blockchain analytics, consulting, education, trading, capital management, and product development.

DSF Co-Founder, CTO
Background
Full-stack software development.
Tracking-device detection and security-system development.
16 scientific articles on blockchain, smart-contract development, and DeFi.
Published books on UX/UI and blockchain.

DSF Co-Founder, CPO
Background
Theoretical physics and quantum technologies, quantum cryptography, and scientific project and research management.
UI/UX research, customer development, the AJTBD approach, and R&D.
Market analytics, NFT production, crypto marketing, product research, and Web3 product development.

Middle Developer

Advisor

DSF Partner
UNDERSTANDING YIELD
Stablecoins do not pay interest just by sitting in a wallet. In DeFi, yield comes from putting assets to work in protocols. DSF automates a liquidity strategy through Curve and Convex on Ethereum.
The strategy collects swap fees from Curve pools and eligible Convex rewards. DSF converts collected rewards to USDT and reinvests them. Results depend on pool activity, rewards and strategy costs.
DSF documentation lists USDC, alongside USDT and DAI, as deposit assets. Yield comes from the liquidity strategy. The deposit asset and reward-processing currency can differ: check the assets available and withdrawal terms in the app before proceeding.
The smart contract automates liquidity allocation, reward collection and reinvestment. Earning passive income with USDT does not require daily manual trading, but you still need to monitor your position, fees and risks.
USDT and USDC yields in DeFi vary. Historical APY describes past results, not a promised future income. Smart-contract failures, stablecoin depegging and limited liquidity remain possible risks.

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