anymose|Aug 27, 2026 03:13
Bitcoin doesn’t generate yield, but Binance Wallet does!
This collaboration is interesting. If I’m not mistaken, this is the first time in history that Binance Wallet users can directly capture yields from Bitcoin credit and U.S. Treasury bonds—and in a blockchain-native way.
srUSDat yield is around 7.8% + 3x points. USDat → sUSDat → srUSDat / jrUSDat
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In this tiered yield structure, srUSDat is higher priority, lower risk, and more fixed-income oriented.
PT-USDat can lock in a maturity yield of around 7% + 1.5x points. This is backed by U.S. Treasury bonds, completely unrelated to STRC, with extremely low risk exposure.
Saylor must be thrilled—Bitcoin is up, his company is back to profitability, and the Bitcoin credit journey has gone through crashes, corrections, and now the new flywheel is spinning again.
Saturn really seems to have some mysterious luck on its side—everything it needs just falls into place. S1 is complete, V2 is about to upgrade and merge, all the metrics are skyrocketing, and the market environment is improving too.
Wait a second—
Why collaborate now? Why with Binance Wallet? It’s hard not to speculate… could something big be coming?
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