Live infrastructure
Staking as a Service
Configurable, no-code staking campaigns for community tokens, with custom epochs, reward pools, and sponsor economics.
Staking is live
Capital shouldn't
stop at one job.
Yieldra connects eligible liquidity across DEX and lending to ensure no capital is ever idle, maximizing yield for deposits and builders.
Total value locked
One position.
More potential outputs.
Traditional AMM liquidity waits for trades. Yieldra’s planned architecture is designed to keep eligible capital useful across both swap execution and lending activity.
The same assets are not duplicated. Allocation depends on supported pools, deployed contracts, liquidity requirements, and protocol parameters.
Deposit supported assets
A liquidity provider supplies assets to an eligible Yieldra AMM pool.
Represent the LP position
Proxy tokens represent the constant-product position while underlying assets sit inside the Universal Liquidity Pool.
Route eligible liquidity
The Asset Multi-Utilization mechanism can allocate supported assets between swap liquidity and lending activity.
Return potential value
Swap fees, lending revenue, and eligible incentives can flow back through one connected protocol position.
- ULP
- Universal Liquidity Pool: the planned system holding underlying assets across represented AMM positions.
- AMU
- Asset Multi-Utilization: the planned on-chain mechanism that manages eligible allocation between protocol uses.
- Multi-yield
- Potential value from more than one source, such as swap fees, lending revenue, and eligible incentives.
Built to connect.
Each surface has a purpose of its own. The long-term advantage comes from connecting them while keeping live products distinct from work still in development.
Protocol transparency
YRA dashboard
A public view of YRA market, supply, staking, and burn information exposed by the current Yieldra application.
Core protocol
Yieldra AMM
A Uniswap v2-derived AMM designed to connect swap liquidity with supported lending markets through multi-utilization.
Core protocol
Yieldra Lending
A non-custodial money market derived from Aave v3 for supplying, borrowing, and connected capital strategies.
Launch infrastructure
Yieldra Alpha
A planned community launchpad with configurable launch mechanics and a path into the wider Yieldra liquidity system.
Three sides.
One capital system.
Yieldra’s design aligns liquidity providers, traders, and builders around shared infrastructure instead of separate incentive islands.
LP
Liquidity providers
Access potential swap fees, lending revenue, and eligible incentives without treating each protocol surface as an isolated position.
- Connected liquidity
- Multiple potential yield sources
- One protocol path
TR
Traders
Trade against liquidity designed to remain useful across the wider protocol while qualifying activity can support future incentive programs.
- Familiar AMM model
- Integrated capital base
- Transparent parameters
BU
Builders
Create staking programs, launch tokens and use the Yieldra Ecosystem’s wide range of peripheral tools to support your roadmap while you focus on the aspects that actually matter.
- No-code staking
- Community incentives
- Liquidity pathways
Built for
long horizons.
YRA connects community incentives, protocol value accrual and long term governance into one deflationary token. With a fixed max supply and deflationary features added from day 1, YRA is built for long term sustainability.
Documented total supply
1,000,000,000 YRA
- Liquidity pool
- 20% · 200,000,000 YRA
- Treasury
- 20% · 200,000,000 YRA
- Staking rewards
- 10% · 100,000,000 YRA
- Community incentives
- 30% · 300,000,000 YRA
- Aqualis Token holders
- 20% · 200,000,000 YRA
Allocated to the YRA liquidity pool.
Reserved for the Yieldra treasury.
Reserved for YRA staking rewards.
Allocated to community incentive programs.
Distributed to Aqualis Token holders. Distribution is complete.
Yieldra Power (YP)
The documented time-weighted measure for future YRA staking rewards and governance influence. YRA token staking is not presented here as live.
Read staking mechanicsTransparency
before trust.
Established primitives are a starting point, not a security guarantee for Yieldra-specific code, deployments, parameters, or upgrade controls.
Derived from Uniswap v2
The documented AMM extends a familiar constant-product model. Proxy-token, ULP, and multi-utilization changes require their own review.
Review AMM docsDerived from Aave v3
Upstream operating history does not automatically transfer to Yieldra’s deployment, supported assets, oracle choices, or risk parameters.
Review lending docsPlain answers.
No fine print.
The official documentation remains authoritative. If this page and the docs differ, verify the latest documentation and on-chain state.
What is Yieldra?
Yieldra is a connected DeFi ecosystem. Its roadmap brings together an automated market maker, non-custodial lending, staking infrastructure, YRA incentives, and launch tooling so supported capital can work across more than one protocol surface.
Which Yieldra products are live today?
The current Yieldra application exposes Staking as a Service and the YRA transparency dashboard. Yieldra AMM and Yieldra Lending are marked in development, while Yieldra Alpha is planned. Product status is stated explicitly on this page so roadmap descriptions are not confused with live availability.
How does multi-utilization work?
Yieldra’s planned architecture uses a Universal Liquidity Pool and an Asset Multi-Utilization mechanism. Eligible underlying assets can be allocated between liquidity kept available for swaps and supported lending activity. The exact availability depends on the deployed pool, asset support, and protocol parameters.
Which assets are eligible for multi-utilization?
Eligibility is deployment-specific. An asset must be supported by the relevant Yieldra pool and lending market, and its allocation remains subject to deployed contracts, liquidity requirements, and protocol parameters. Verify the current application, official documentation, and on-chain configuration rather than assuming that every listed asset is eligible.
Does Yieldra duplicate the same liquidity?
No. The architecture does not create a second copy of deposited assets. It manages how eligible underlying liquidity is allocated between swap execution and supported lending activity while proxy tokens represent each provider’s AMM position.
Where can Yieldra returns come from?
Depending on the product and eligibility, potential value can come from swap fees, lending revenue, staking rewards, or ecosystem incentives. Returns are not guaranteed and can be offset or exceeded by smart-contract failure, impermanent loss, liquidation, variable rates, or token-price changes.
Is Yieldra non-custodial?
Yieldra’s AMM and lending designs are non-custodial: users interact with smart contracts rather than depositing with a centralized operator. Non-custodial does not mean risk-free. Users must verify the official contracts, permissions, upgrade controls, and current documentation before interacting.
What are the main risks?
Relevant risks include smart-contract bugs, malicious or incorrect upgrades, liquidation, impermanent loss, variable interest rates, oracle failure, thin liquidity, governance decisions, and token volatility. Experimental or newly deployed products have less operating history. DeFi participation can result in partial or total loss.
Where can I verify Yieldra contracts and protocol information?
Use the official Yieldra documentation for mechanics, supported networks, and current parameters; the official GitHub organization for published source code; and the deployed application for current product availability and official explorer links. Never copy a contract address from an unsolicited message or social-media reply.
Put conviction
behind evidence.
Explore live staking programs, inspect YRA data, or read the protocol documentation before interacting.