In 2025, we set out to answer a simple question:

Can crypto yield be made reliable enough to attract meaningful new capital?

Not just through inflated APYs. Not just with novel asset designs.

But by building reliable, scalable, and usable financial infrastructure with a focus on high quality collateral that ignites economic growth.

We originally built XSY as a beta to test that idea.

By October, we had scaled to $43M in TVL. Then the market provided a test.

During the 10/10 liquidation event, the largest in crypto history, our system behaved exactly as designed. No ADL. No loss of funds. A maximum drawdown of ~0.39%.

That moment was critically important for XSY. Not because we avoided loss, but because we proved and pressure tested something more important:

Crypto yield can be engineered to hold up under stress.

October gave us validation. And it gave us confidence.

What we built works as designed. Now we scale it.

We’re now expanding beyond a single product and a single chain, toward a platform designed to deliver credible yield opportunities across markets, assets, and ecosystems.

We’re marking this shift, from beta to production, from product to platform, with a name that reflects that direction:

XSY is becoming YieldPoint.

Because once yield becomes reliable, something you can observe, predict, and trust under stress, it stops being a trade.

It becomes the foundation that capital can build on.

High-quality collateral is the catalyst for real economic growth in crypto.

Markets don’t expand because capital exists. They expand when capital can be deployed with confidence.

The assets that provide that foundation don’t stay at the margins. They become the center of the system.

Crypto doesn’t lack capital.

What it lacks is where that capital can live.

If you look at where value has accumulated over time, the pattern is consistent. It concentrates around assets that become embedded in the system.

Tether made dollars usable.
Circle made them more trusted.
Ethena showed that yield could be layered in at scale, even if that yield compresses as it grows.

Each solved a real constraint. Each became infrastructure.

The next constraint is becoming clear.

The system needs collateral that can do more than one job at once. It needs to be stable enough to rely on, transparent enough to trust, composable enough to integrate, and productive enough to matter.

Stability. Transparency. Composability. Yield.

We’ve seen each of these in isolation.
We haven’t seen them come together in a single asset.

Our first product, Unity, was built around a simple conviction:

Perpetual futures are becoming the dominant financial primitive in crypto.

Not one of many, the one everything converges toward and unifies around.

They concentrate liquidity, simplify access to leverage, and provide continuous, global price discovery in a single instrument. If you look at where activity has already moved (trading, hedging, speculation, even treasury management) it’s increasingly happening through perpetuals.

That shift is still early.

Most yield-bearing collateral today is anchored to a narrow slice of that market, primarily BTC and ETH basis. That was the right starting point. It proved the model. It also revealed the limitation.

When the opportunity set is constrained, yields compress as capital scales. The trade works, but it doesn’t expand with the market.

Unity is built to expand with it.

Instead of anchoring to a single pair, Unity is designed to access the full surface area of the perpetual market, across assets, venues, and funding regimes. As that market grows, so does the depth and durability of the yield behind it.

At the strategy level, nothing about Unity is exotic. It remains delta-neutral and basis-driven, focused on converting market structure into steady return.

What changes is the source.

Ethena opened access to BTC and ETH basis.
YieldPoint opens access to the perpetual market itself.

If perpetual markets continue to absorb liquidity, as they already have, then the assets built on top of them don’t just participate in that growth, they inherit it.

That positioning allows Unity to hold a different line.

Stability, because exposure remains hedged.
Transparency, because positions are visible in real time.
Composability, as Unity expands across chains.
Yield, sourced from the deepest and fastest-growing market in crypto.

This is what we mean by high-quality collateral.

Not just something that performs in isolation, but something designed to scale with the system it sits inside.

If perpetuals are where crypto finance settles, Unity is built to sit at the center of it.

With YieldPoint, we’re introducing the next version of that system.

The product is simpler to use. The architecture is more efficient. Capital moves with less friction.

We’ve reduced the need for constant cross-chain rebalancing and minimized the leakage that comes from fragmented liquidity. More of what the system generates actually reaches the end user.

YieldPoint is now live across multiple ecosystems, starting with Base, Avalanche, and Katana.

This is the beginning of a broader expansion. More chains will follow. More integrations will come online.

The goal is not to exist in one place. It’s to make Unity available wherever capital is already active.

We’re starting to see a shift.

In a market defined by volatility and uncertainty, capital is becoming more selective about where it goes. Not just chasing yield, but looking for structure that can hold up.

This is the environment Unity was designed for.

There is already meaningful capital in the system today, with a clear path for that to scale, not because of incentives, but because the underlying design meets the needs of treasuries, RIAs, and allocators looking for something they can rely on.

From here, the focus is straightforward.

We continue to expand Unity across the ecosystems where capital is already active. More chains. Deeper integrations. A broader surface area for Unity to be used as collateral, not just held as an asset.

At the same time, we extend the product set around it—introducing new vaults across the risk curve while keeping the core design intact.

The objective doesn’t change:

Build something capital can rely on.
Make it usable in more places.
Let the system grow around it.

All in service of the same goal:

Making Unity the highest-quality collateral in digital assets.

We’ve spent the last year proving this works.

Now we’re building the version that scales.

In a market defined by volatility and uncertainty, capital is starting to move differently. Not just chasing returns, but looking for structure it can trust: something stable, transparent, and usable.

That’s the environment Unity was built for.

YieldPoint is now live.

If you’ve been looking for a way to put capital to work in crypto without taking on directional risk, you can start here: https://app.yieldpoint.io/ 

The next phase of crypto won’t be defined by who can generate the most yield.

It will be defined by which assets the system can actually rely on.

YieldPoint is built for what comes next.

In 2025, we set out to answer a simple question:

Can crypto yield be made reliable enough to attract meaningful new capital?

Not just through inflated APYs. Not just with novel asset designs.

But by building reliable, scalable, and usable financial infrastructure with a focus on high quality collateral that ignites economic growth.

We originally built XSY as a beta to test that idea.

By October, we had scaled to $43M in TVL. Then the market provided a test.

During the 10/10 liquidation event, the largest in crypto history, our system behaved exactly as designed. No ADL. No loss of funds. A maximum drawdown of ~0.39%.

That moment was critically important for XSY. Not because we avoided loss, but because we proved and pressure tested something more important:

Crypto yield can be engineered to hold up under stress.

October gave us validation. And it gave us confidence.

What we built works as designed. Now we scale it.

We’re now expanding beyond a single product and a single chain, toward a platform designed to deliver credible yield opportunities across markets, assets, and ecosystems.

We’re marking this shift, from beta to production, from product to platform, with a name that reflects that direction:

XSY is becoming YieldPoint.

Because once yield becomes reliable, something you can observe, predict, and trust under stress, it stops being a trade.

It becomes the foundation that capital can build on.

High-quality collateral is the catalyst for real economic growth in crypto.

Markets don’t expand because capital exists. They expand when capital can be deployed with confidence.

The assets that provide that foundation don’t stay at the margins. They become the center of the system.

Crypto doesn’t lack capital.

What it lacks is where that capital can live.

If you look at where value has accumulated over time, the pattern is consistent. It concentrates around assets that become embedded in the system.

Tether made dollars usable.
Circle made them more trusted.
Ethena showed that yield could be layered in at scale, even if that yield compresses as it grows.

Each solved a real constraint. Each became infrastructure.

The next constraint is becoming clear.

The system needs collateral that can do more than one job at once. It needs to be stable enough to rely on, transparent enough to trust, composable enough to integrate, and productive enough to matter.

Stability. Transparency. Composability. Yield.

We’ve seen each of these in isolation.
We haven’t seen them come together in a single asset.

Our first product, Unity, was built around a simple conviction:

Perpetual futures are becoming the dominant financial primitive in crypto.

Not one of many, the one everything converges toward and unifies around.

They concentrate liquidity, simplify access to leverage, and provide continuous, global price discovery in a single instrument. If you look at where activity has already moved (trading, hedging, speculation, even treasury management) it’s increasingly happening through perpetuals.

That shift is still early.

Most yield-bearing collateral today is anchored to a narrow slice of that market, primarily BTC and ETH basis. That was the right starting point. It proved the model. It also revealed the limitation.

When the opportunity set is constrained, yields compress as capital scales. The trade works, but it doesn’t expand with the market.

Unity is built to expand with it.

Instead of anchoring to a single pair, Unity is designed to access the full surface area of the perpetual market, across assets, venues, and funding regimes. As that market grows, so does the depth and durability of the yield behind it.

At the strategy level, nothing about Unity is exotic. It remains delta-neutral and basis-driven, focused on converting market structure into steady return.

What changes is the source.

Ethena opened access to BTC and ETH basis.
YieldPoint opens access to the perpetual market itself.

If perpetual markets continue to absorb liquidity, as they already have, then the assets built on top of them don’t just participate in that growth, they inherit it.

That positioning allows Unity to hold a different line.

Stability, because exposure remains hedged.
Transparency, because positions are visible in real time.
Composability, as Unity expands across chains.
Yield, sourced from the deepest and fastest-growing market in crypto.

This is what we mean by high-quality collateral.

Not just something that performs in isolation, but something designed to scale with the system it sits inside.

If perpetuals are where crypto finance settles, Unity is built to sit at the center of it.

With YieldPoint, we’re introducing the next version of that system.

The product is simpler to use. The architecture is more efficient. Capital moves with less friction.

We’ve reduced the need for constant cross-chain rebalancing and minimized the leakage that comes from fragmented liquidity. More of what the system generates actually reaches the end user.

YieldPoint is now live across multiple ecosystems, starting with Base, Avalanche, and Katana.

This is the beginning of a broader expansion. More chains will follow. More integrations will come online.

The goal is not to exist in one place. It’s to make Unity available wherever capital is already active.

We’re starting to see a shift.

In a market defined by volatility and uncertainty, capital is becoming more selective about where it goes. Not just chasing yield, but looking for structure that can hold up.

This is the environment Unity was designed for.

There is already meaningful capital in the system today, with a clear path for that to scale, not because of incentives, but because the underlying design meets the needs of treasuries, RIAs, and allocators looking for something they can rely on.

From here, the focus is straightforward.

We continue to expand Unity across the ecosystems where capital is already active. More chains. Deeper integrations. A broader surface area for Unity to be used as collateral, not just held as an asset.

At the same time, we extend the product set around it—introducing new vaults across the risk curve while keeping the core design intact.

The objective doesn’t change:

Build something capital can rely on.
Make it usable in more places.
Let the system grow around it.

All in service of the same goal:

Making Unity the highest-quality collateral in digital assets.

We’ve spent the last year proving this works.

Now we’re building the version that scales.

In a market defined by volatility and uncertainty, capital is starting to move differently. Not just chasing returns, but looking for structure it can trust: something stable, transparent, and usable.

That’s the environment Unity was built for.

YieldPoint is now live.

If you’ve been looking for a way to put capital to work in crypto without taking on directional risk, you can start here: https://app.yieldpoint.io/ 

The next phase of crypto won’t be defined by who can generate the most yield.

It will be defined by which assets the system can actually rely on.

YieldPoint is built for what comes next.