Compare live crypto yields across DeFi and CeFi.
Tell us your asset and how much risk you accept, and get the live market ranked: the highest real yield on your Bitcoin, USDC and stablecoins right now, across DeFi and centralized earn, risk shown.
Tell us your asset and how much risk you accept, and get the live market ranked: the highest real yield on your Bitcoin, USDC and stablecoins right now, across DeFi and centralized earn, risk shown.
Ranked by real live APY and risk, never by who pays us. We may earn a commission on some links, at no cost to you, and it never changes the order. Information, not financial advice: rates vary and your capital is at risk.
BitcoinYield doesn’t run a yield product of its own. It reads the live rate for every asset on every DeFi and centralized platform it tracks and ranks them by yield and risk, so the number you see is the real one, not a placement someone paid for.
Every DeFi and centralized platform normalized into a single comparison, ranked by yield and risk together.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and the major stablecoins, every live rate priced across DeFi and centralized platforms.
Rates come straight from the sources on a tight refresh cycle, each row stamped with when it was fetched.
Rankings are live price first, and any paid placement is labeled. How we rank.
It depends on the asset and how much risk you accept. DeFi lending, liquidity pools, vaults, staking, fixed-rate terms and custodial CeFi earn all pay different rates that move constantly. BitcoinYield ranks the live options for Bitcoin, USDC and stablecoins across DeFi and centralized earn by yield and risk together, with a transparent A-D risk grade next to each, so a fragile headline number never tops the list on its own.
BitcoinYield normalizes APY from every DeFi and CeFi platform it tracks into one table per asset, ranked by yield and risk together, splitting organic yield from incentive-token rewards and showing pool depth and grade, so you can see the real spread for any asset (BTC, ETH, SOL, USDC, USDT, DAI and more) at a glance, each row stamped with when it was fetched.
No. A high headline rate is often propped up by incentive tokens or comes with thin liquidity, lockups, or de-peg risk. BitcoinYield shows the base-versus-reward split and a risk grade so you can weigh yield against risk instead of chasing the top number.
A quick, no-jargon primer on the words you’ll see across the table.
A crypto token designed to hold a steady value, pegged 1:1 to a dollar. USDC, USDT and DAI are the common ones, so $1 in a stablecoin stays worth about $1 instead of swinging like Bitcoin.
Annual percentage yield: what your money earns over a year, including compounding (earning on top of what you already earned). A 5% APY on $1,000 is roughly $50 in a year if the rate holds.
DeFi means on-chain apps you use directly from your own wallet, so you keep custody of your funds. CeFi means a company holds your funds for you. Both pay yield, but the risks are different: your wallet vs trusting a company.
No yield is risk-free. We grade every option A to D and show the risks next to the rate, so you can weigh them. As a rule, a higher APY usually means higher risk, not free money.
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Live yield data from DefiLlama across DeFi protocols (Aave, Morpho, Lido, Pendle and more), plus OKX and Bybit for centralized earn and Babylon for BTC-native staking.