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Safer crypto yields, in plain English.
Stablecoin and staking rates ranked by what they actually paid over 30 days, so one lucky day can't top the list. Plus live gas, prices, market heat and where to swap.
Last updated · refreshes hourly · Data: DefiLlama
TVL tracked
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290 pools pass filters
Top stablecoin rates
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AxisSUSDX · Ethereum · $53.3M16.77%
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Pendle V2APYUSD · Ethereum · $17.6M16.18%
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UpshiftXUPUSDC · Ethereum · $15.2M13.15%
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Apyx ProtocolAPXUSD · Ethereum · $151.2M12.93%
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SaturnSUSDAT · Ethereum · $37.5M12.62%
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AccountableUSDC · Ethereum · $14.2M12.13%
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Morpho BlueFCUSDT · Ethereum · $39.3M12.06%
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Best staking by coin
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ETH EthereumBest: Origin Ether (SUPEROETHB) · 29 options2.85%
SOL SolanaBest: Hylo LSTs (HYLOSOL) · 28 options5.54%
HYPE HyperliquidBest: Kinetiq kHYPE (KHYPE) · 1 option1.95%
BNB BNBBest: Lista Liquid Staking (SLISBNB) · 1 option0.78%
BTC Bitcoin (staked / restaked)Best: StackingDAO (STBTC) · 5 options1.90%
AVAX AvalancheBest: Benqi Staked Avax (SAVAX) · 1 option4.88%- LINK ChainlinkBest: stake.link liquid (STLINK) · 1 option4.80%
NEAR NEARBest: RHEA LST (RNEAR) · 1 option4.60%
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How to read the numbers
30-day average
What a pool actually paid on average over the last month. We rank by this because today's rate can spike and vanish.
Now & trend
Today's rate versus its 30-day average. Rising means it's paying more than usual right now; falling means less.
TVL
Total value locked: how much money is already in. Bigger usually means more battle-tested, never risk-free.
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Frequently asked questions
What is StableRate?
A free site that ranks stablecoin yields and staking rates from public data (mainly DefiLlama and public chain APIs), plus simple crypto tools like a gas tracker, price table and peg monitor. We don't hold funds, ask you to connect a wallet, or give financial advice.
Where do the stablecoin interest rates come from?
Mostly from borrowers paying interest on lending protocols, from tokenized treasury bills and other real-world assets, from trading strategies, and sometimes from reward tokens. Rates are variable and can change at any time.
Why do you rank by the 30-day average instead of today's rate?
Today's rate can spike for a few hours and disappear. The 30-day average shows what a pool has actually paid over the last month, which is a steadier guide. We show today's rate and its trend next to it.
Is earning yield on stablecoins safe?
No option is risk-free. Deposits are not insured like a bank account and can be lost to smart-contract bugs, hacks, a stablecoin losing its $1 peg, or borrower and strategy losses. Higher rates usually mean more risk.
What is the difference between APY and APR?
APR is the simple yearly rate. APY includes compounding, so it is higher for the same underlying rate: 10% APR compounded daily is about 10.52% APY. Rates on StableRate are APY.
How do you choose which pools to show?
Stablecoin pools need at least $10M deposited, 30 days of history and a rate no higher than 25%. These filters remove obvious outliers; they don't make a pool safe. Data refreshes about every 60 minutes.
I'm new. Where should I start?
Read the short beginner guides, starting with what a stablecoin is, then follow the first-steps walkthrough. Start with a small amount you could afford to lose.