Crypto yield is scattered. BitcoinYield makes it honest.
Right now a US dollar earns about 10.9% lending USDC on Ember Protocol, and Bitcoin earns about 2.84%, while the same coins sitting idle in a wallet earn nothing. Those rates are spread across 221 platforms, several product types, new protocols launching constantly, and APYs that move several times a day. Nobody can hold that in their head, and chasing the wrong number means locking up funds at a worse (or riskier) rate than you had to.
Every other yield tool is a raw APY leaderboard: it sorts by the single biggest number and stops there, which is exactly how people end up in an unaudited pool that halves the day after they deposit. BitcoinYield answers the question they skip. You tell us your asset and how much risk you are willing to take, in plain language, and BitcoinYield weighs the real live rate against how durable and how safe it is, then ranks the opportunities that actually fit, from flexible USDC lending on Aave to staking ETH with Lido or a fixed-term CeFi account.
How it works
BitcoinYield ingests live APYs, TVL and risk signals across DeFi (DefiLlama and on-chain data) and custodial CeFi earn (OKX, Binance, Gate, Bitfinex), plus fixed-rate terms (Pendle) and BTC-native staking (Babylon), and normalizes them into one comparable feed. It refreshes continuously, and every rate you see is stamped with when it was fetched. There are no invented numbers: if we do not have a live figure, we say so.
Neutral by design
Comparison tables and the personalized matcher are both ranked by yield and risk, never by what pays us. Where we earn an affiliate commission if you open an account through our link, that platform carries a small, clearly labeled “partner” note, and that note is the only thing it buys: it never moves a row up, and we never hide a higher or safer yield because we do not earn on it. The APY you see is always the real live rate. We don’t custody your funds and we are not a platform ourselves, so we have no reason to steer you anywhere but the best honest yield. Neutrality is the entire point of a comparison you can trust.