Methodology
A simple overview of how we estimate DeFi yield for any wallet. No black boxes — just balances, rates, and math.
How estimates are built
Step 1
Balance detection
We read your wallet on supported networks and detect token balances held in known DeFi positions — liquid staking tokens, lending receipts, vault shares, and similar assets.
Step 2
Protocol identification
Each balance is matched to a supported protocol (Lido, Aave, Morpho, Sky, and others). Unsupported or unknown tokens are not included in yield estimates.
Step 3
Current APY source
We fetch up-to-date yield rates from protocol APIs and public data sources, with on-chain reads where available. Rates refresh regularly — they reflect current conditions, not historical averages.
Step 4
Yield estimation
For each position we estimate daily, monthly, and yearly earnings using current balance, USD value, and APY. Wallet totals are the sum of all supported positions.
The formula
At its core, every position uses the same idea.
Position value × current APY → estimated yield
What to expect
- Estimates use current balances and rates — not guaranteed future returns.
- Only supported protocols and networks are included.
- Small positions (under $1) may be hidden in the UI but still count toward totals.
- This is informational only — not financial advice.
Yield estimates are based on current protocol rates and market prices. Actual earnings may vary and are not guaranteed.