Turtle Club

Our partnership focuses on Berachain’s tri-token economy, powered by Proof-of-Liquidity (PoL).

Linea, home to numerous Turtle ecosystem partners, stands as a layer 2 zkEVM solution constructed on Ethereum.Unveiling TurtleDAO on LineaWith the re...

Today we’re highlighting the GAIN Vault, by @Kelpdao. Their new product is designed to optimize rewards across defi.

IntroductionIn DeFi, high-reward rates are common, but so is the risk that comes with them. Many protocols advertise impressive returns but struggle to achieve sustainable growth, leading to unpredictable results. Turtle Club is pioneering a different approach—a model prioritizing consistent, risk-adjusted returns built on transparency, robust security, and an unwavering commitment to user autonomy.Why Sustainable, Risk-Adjusted Returns Matter in DeFiAt Turtle Club, we understand that consist...

In a world of high-stakes DeFi, where the rewards are enticing but the risks are just as real, Turtle Club is carving out a unique position: a secure, low-risk platform that provides DeFi power users with exclusive access to better DeFi opportunities—with highly reduced risks of smart contract exploitation or unexpected losses.

We're excited to announce that Turtle has reached a new milestone with over 20,000 members! Our growth is a reflection of the tremendous value we create...

As we prepare to close out the year, Turtle Club and Berachain are teaming up to launch a campaign that promises epic rewards, and a sneak peek into what’s next in Q5.

"lpETH" is a new DeFi primitive unifying liquidity for (re)staked ETH.

Join Linea's Veteran Points Program with Turtle.ClubAre you ready to supercharge your rewards in the Linea ecosystem? The Linea Veteran Points Progra...

In DeFi, we face a persistent challenge: protocols need liquidity to survive, but liquidity is fragmented across multiple platforms and hard to secure. The current methods for attracting liquidity are highly inefficient and create new problems. Here's why:High cost of capital: Protocols often need to overpay for liquidity, drawing in large pools from syndicates or liquidity providers (LPs) through costly deals. These "liquidity mercenaries" jump from protocol to protocol, causing instability....