At the time of posting, syrupUSDC and syrupUSDT are ranked #3 and #4 among the top dollar yield assets across the market.
This is live data!
Out of thousands of tracked pools, Maple yield bearing assets are sitting right at the top, competing with and outperforming some of the biggest names in DeFi.
This shows sustainability and consistency.
Seeing syrupUSDC and syrupUSDT maintain strong positioning like this shows the strength of Maple overcollateralized lending model and its ability to perform across different market conditions.
Through Jupiter Lend, all syrupUSDC/stable vaults now support up to 90% LTV and a 92% liquidation threshold.
That means users can unlock more borrowing power and more capital efficiency from their syrupUSDC than ever before, while still operating within a clearly defined risk framework.
> Higher LTVs make syrupUSDC more useful across DeFi
> Higher liquidation thresholds improve how positions are managed as markets move.
Together, this significantly increases the utility of syrupUSDC inside the Jupiter ecosystem.
This is another step in turning Maple yield-bearing assets into productive, collateral not just passive yield tokens.
- More value - More flexibility - More real on-chain utility for syrupUSDC.
Let’s talk about the mistakes crypto beginners make and why they keep losing money and getting frustrated.
Most beginners jump in without a plan. They see a coin trending on Twitter or a “hot project” on Reddit and think: “This will make me rich fast.”
Zero knowledge about the project, they don’t know how to manage risk and they ignore the basics like wallets, security and market behavior.
What usually happens:
1️⃣ Buy a token at hype prices 2️⃣ Watch it drop, panic and sell 3️⃣ Repeat the cycle with the next trending coin
Instead of building wealth, beginners are building stress and confusion.
The smarter approach:
→ Start small and learn the platforms → Pick a strategy (staking, trading, long-term holding) → Understand risk and don’t chase hype → Track your progress and learn from each move
Crypto isn’t a lottery! It’s a skill game. The people who win consistently focus on knowledge, patience and strategy.
So if you’re starting out, remember: Don’t let hype control you. Plan, learn and grow steadily. That’s the best way to make fhe most out of this industry.
What @Maple Finance Official is building with syrupUSDC and syrupUSDT is designed around the opposite idea.
These are yield dollars built on an overcollateralized lending model.
In simple terms, borrowers are required to lock up more value than what they borrow. That extra collateral acts as a constant safety buffer for lenders.
So even when the market gets volatile, there is still excess value backing every position.
You’re not asked to “trust” the system, you can track the collateral in real time, onchain and see exactly what is backing the yield.
From time to time Maple drops data points that makes you wonder.
First it AUM ➔ then Loan Volume ➔ then Buybacks ➔ now it multi-million revenue.
@Maple Finance Official is now running an onchain asset management stack that is generating millions in monthly revenue, deploying capital at scale and absorbing institutional demand in real time.
$2.49M in monthly revenue doesn’t just happen randomly, it’s as a result of a good team.
This is why Maple has started to stand out differently from most “DeFi blue chips.”
➔ $30M in ARR based on December revenue ➔ 25% of that revenue going back into buybacks ➔ A protocol that has already proven it can scale ➔ And a valuation multiple that’s compressed while fundamentals expanded
At prior highs, the market was willing to pay far richer multiples for far less developed infrastructure.
Today, Maple has deeper products, real institutional demand, recurring revenue and a clearer capital return framework.
If onchain asset management and transparent yield are where capital continues to flow, @Maple Finance Official will surely grow into a different valuation bracket over the next cycle.
It is @Maple Finance Official managed dollar vault on Plasma that actively routes capital into strategies across Aave and Fluid.
➔ msyrupUSDp vault A Maple yield vault for a dollar-denominated asset
➔ On @Plasma Deployed on the Plasma blockchain/network
➔ Double-digit yields Returns above 10% APY
➔ Powered by DeFi strategies on Aave and Fluid The vault is generating yield by actively using lending/borrowing and liquidity strategies on @Aave and @0xfluid instead of idle funds.
So instead of stablecoins sitting idle, they are being deployed, rebalanced and put to work across DeFi to generate returns.
Big exchange listings $SYRUP don’t happen randomly, they follow traction, credibility and real usage.
In 2025, $SYRUP crossed that threshold.
As Maple continued onboarding institutional capital into on-chain asset management, $SYRUP gained access to some of the most liquid and widely trusted trading venues in the market.
That shift fundamentally changed how $SYRUP trades, who can access it and how accurately the market reflects its value.
Broader access improves price discover and wider distribution allows $SYRUP to scale with @maplefinance expanding as an institutional on-chain asset manager.
Beyond the listings, SYRUP represents alignment. It sits at the center of the Maple ecosystem, tying governance, participation and protocol growth to the same engine that is powering real yield and real credit on-chain.
As institutional adoption accelerates and Maple products continue to scale, $SYRUP is embedded in the system being built.
Crossing $14.3B in loan originations in 2025 puts Maple in a different category, not just among on-chain asset managers but across DeFi lending markets broadly.
Growing faster than the rest of the sector means institutions aren’t just testing it, they’re returning to the platforms that can handle size, complexity and risk.
Maple has become that venue.
Borrowers rely on it for dependable access to capital. Lenders use it for transparent exposure to yield, backed by overcollateralized structures and real-time on-chain visibility.
The system is designed for repeat usage, not one-off experimentation.
As on-chain asset management evolves, the differentiator isn’t speed or hype, it’s consistency, governance and the ability to operate through cycles.
@maplefinance continued growth shows that institutional capital is gravitating toward infrastructure built with discipline from day one.