VOLO just launched their new Premium Stable Vault on @Sui , and it’s already gaining traction.
- Key details TVL is sitting at ~$287.9K with a target APR of 15%. It has a maximum cap of $500K USDC and follows a balanced strategy.
- How it works 100% of the capital is allocated to NAVI lending looping (USDC/USDsui). You deposit once, the vault handles the looping and auto-compounding in the background, and you get weekly redemptions with no entry or exit fees.
- Why this is interesting It offers a clean, autopilot way to earn competitive yield on stablecoins with good capital efficiency. No need to manage positions manually — perfect for users who want solid returns without the daily hassle.
- Bottom line A straightforward yield opportunity on Sui with transparent mechanics, a defined cap, and decent liquidity terms. If you’re looking for stable exposure with yield, this one is worth checking out.
I don't know if Bitcoin still has lower prices ahead.
No one does.
But history suggests that those who buy during these zones and keep DCA'ing through uncertainty are usually the ones smiling when the next cycle arrives.
🔥 Aster just made one of the most aggressive tokenomics moves in DeFi.
• 99% of daily platform fees now buy back $ASTER • An equal amount is burned from reserves every day • Fully automated and verifiable on-chain • Total supply target: 8B → 3B ASTER
Meanwhile, @Aster DEX has become one of the largest perp DEXs by trading volume, yet still trades at a fraction of Hyperliquid's valuation.
If the market continues rewarding revenue-generating perp protocols, $ASTER could become one of the most interesting asymmetrical bets in the sector.
The Fed held rates steady for a fourth consecutive meeting, but the message was far from dovish.
• 9 of 18 officials still expect at least one rate hike this year; • The 2026 U.S. GDP growth forecast was lowered from 2.4% to 2.2%; • PCE inflation is now not expected to return to the 2% target until 2028; • The Fed reiterated that inflation remains elevated; • The decision was unanimous, with a 12-0 vote.
The takeaway: the Fed remains cautious and appears to be preparing for a more persistent inflation environment.