Yield+ Is Live in the Osero App, Powered by Gauntlet

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Yield+ Is Live in the Osero App, Powered by Gauntlet

Earn more from your stablecoins with a looped strategy. Now available directly in the Osero App.

Today, we’re launching Yield+, a new high-yield option powered by a Gauntlet-curated vault and a looped sUSDS strategy.

You can deposit USDC or USDT right in the Osero App and start earning higher yields in a single step.

Try Yield+ in the Osero App.

The Sky Savings Rate, amplified

Yield+ builds on the same underlying yield source behind Osero Savings: the Sky Savings Rate.

What sets Yield+ apart is its looped strategy.

Here’s how it works:

  1. You deposit USDC or USDT into Yield+.
  2. Your deposit is converted to sUSDS and supplied as collateral on Morpho.
  3. Stablecoins are borrowed against that sUSDS position.
  4. The borrowed stablecoins are converted into more sUSDS and supplied again.
  5. The loop increases exposure to the Sky Savings Rate, resulting in enhanced yield.

For you, it’s still one step: deposit USDC or USDT.

Gauntlet handles the strategy management, including monitoring, rebalancing, auto-deleveraging, and compounding as market conditions change.

Managed by Gauntlet

The strategy uses a Gauntlet vault that’s built on Aera.

Gauntlet’s risk engine keeps an eye on your position, changes leverage as the market shifts, and automatically reduces risk when needed.

You can see key strategy details, such as leverage, LTV, and health factor, right in the Osero App.

The strategy operates non-custodially, with allocations verifiable onchain. Deposits and withdrawals are executed by the curator and take up to 12 hours, depending on the amount, but most are completed much faster. The vault's backing always remains fully liquid.

Risks specific to Yield+

Yield+ carries the same core risks as Osero Savings, with additional risks from its looped strategy:

  • Liquidation risk - rapid market changes could push the position toward the liquidation threshold before it can be de-levered.
  • Negative spread risk - if borrowing costs rise above the Sky Savings Rate, the strategy de-levers and Net APY may decrease.
  • Withdrawal timing risk - larger withdrawals may take longer as the strategy unwinds leverage.
  • Market risk - conditions in the underlying Morpho markets, including liquidity, utilization, and oracle performance, can affect the strategy.
  • Additional smart contract risk - Yield+ introduces Aera V3 and Morpho Blue as additional smart contract dependencies.

For more on how Yield+ works, including a full overview of the risks, visit the Osero Docs.

A new way to earn with Osero

Yield+ is now available alongside Osero Savings, so you can choose between a simple Sky Savings Rate option and a higher-yield strategy.

There’s no need for manual looping, managing positions, or switching between protocols.

Pick the vault, deposit, and the strategy handles everything else.

Yield+ targets higher yield through a looped strategy and carries additional risks compared with Osero Savings.

Yield+ is live now in the Osero App.

Yield+ FAQ

What's new in my Osero App?

Yield+ is a new way to earn on USDC and USDT, available alongside Osero Savings. It uses a looped sUSDS strategy to target higher yield.

Why would I use it?

Yield+ is designed for users who want to target higher stablecoin yields without manually building and managing a looped position across multiple protocols.

How does it work?

You deposit USDC or USDT. Under the hood, the strategy converts your deposit into sUSDS, uses it as collateral on Morpho, borrows stablecoins against it, and then converts those stablecoins back into more sUSDS. This increases exposure to the Sky Savings Rate.

Who manages it?

The underlying vault is curated by Gauntlet. Its risk engine monitors the strategy, adjusts leverage, rebalances the position, and automatically deleverages when needed.

What are the risks of Yield+?

Yield+ carries the same core risks as Osero Savings, with additional risks from its looped strategy, including liquidation, negative spread, withdrawal timing, market-specific, and additional smart contract risks. For a full breakdown, visit the Osero Docs.

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