USDT

USDf

8/22/2025 - Uniswap USD Market Making has a 30d APY of 13.62%, a TVL of 38,467,318, and an Exponential Risk Rating of C. This pool allows you to lend your USDT and USDf to borrowers via an overcollateralized loan.

Uniswap USD Market Making on Ethereum (USDT, USDf)

This pool allows you to lend your USDT and USDf to borrowers via an overcollateralized loan. Your yield comes from earning interest paid by borrowers.

USDT is a centralized stablecoin backed by USD reserves held by Tether.

USDf is an overcollateralized synthetic dollar from Falcon Finance, backed by stablecoins and major crypto assets like BTC and ETH. Its stability is maintained through market-neutral strategies that preserve full collateral backing while minimizing exposure to price volatility.

Your yield consists of interest earned for lending USDT and USDf on the Ethereum blockchain

Investment Strategy

Fundamentals

Risk

Risk of losing your entire investment due to systemic issues. Based on chain, protocols and assets.

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Uniswap USD Market Making

Pool Design

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Asset Strength

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Asset Tokenomics

Code quality of the underlying smart contracts

Uniswap V3

Protocol Code Quality

Reflects how long the protocol has been around, the value of the assets deposited in the protocol and its level of decentralization

Protocol Maturity

Protocol’s systemic risks or ponzi like dynamics that can lead to loss of principal

Protocol Design

Reflects how long the blockchain has been running and the total value of assets on the network

Ethereum

Chain Maturity

Reflects the blockchain’s fundamental risks, total value invested, and level of decentralization

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Uniswap USD Market Making

This pool allows you to lend your USDT and USDf to borrowers via an overcollateralized loan. Your yield comes from earning interest paid by borrowers.