πDeFi trackers show you what you hold, and maybe an estimated APY.
Not what your positions actually earned.
That's what Yecho does. Over the last months we shipped things no other app gives you.
$249.4M tracked. 94 protocols. 656 wallets.
Here's the full picture π§΅
Yecho - Weekly Real Yield Report π
Oct 26 => Nov 1
Observed yield & borrow costs, measured directly from smart contracts π₯
πΈ Yield breakdown (real, not projected)
β’ Gross yield: $166.0K (incl. $53.4K @merkl_xyz rewards)
β’ Borrowing costs paid: β$101.1K
β’ Losses: β$4.3K
β’ Net yield: $60.6K
β’ Net APY on capital (7d): 4.2%
π¦ Total monitored: $320.0M
Where capital is deployed (Top protocols)
β’ @Morpho: $84.6M
β’ @sparkfinance : $43.4M
β’ @aave V4: $20.1M
π Daily realized income
β’ Best day: Oct 30 - $16.8K
β’ Avg daily yield: ~$8.7K/day
β’ All-time yield tracked: $1.9M
β’ 67 protocols Β· 24 chains tracked
No projected APYs. No yield promises. No smoothing.
Just real income and real borrow costs, recorded on-chain every day.
Yecho - Weekly Real Yield Report π
Oct 19 β Oct 25
Observed yield & borrow costs, measured directly from smart contracts π₯
πΈ Yield breakdown (real, not projected)
β’ Gross yield: $183.9K (incl. $97.7K @merkl_xyz rewards)
β’ Borrowing costs paid: β$83.6K
β’ Losses: β$4.7K
β’ Net yield: $95.6K
β’ Net APY on capital (7d): 9.7%
π¦ Total monitored: $307.8M
Where capital is deployed (Top protocols)
β’ @Morpho: $98.7M
β’ @aave V3: $23.8M
β’ @lagoon_finance: $19.6M
π Daily realized income
β’ Best day: Oct 22 - $29.9K
β’ Avg daily yield: ~$13.7K/day
β’ All-time yield tracked: $1.8M
β’ 68 protocols Β· 23 chains tracked
No projected APYs. No yield promises. No smoothing.
Just real income and real borrow costs, recorded on-chain every day.
Yecho retweeted
What does 1 year in the @Avantisfi USDC vault (now @verantaxyz) actually pay?
Here's what I actually made, including the exit fee.
$4,469.82 starting balance
+$502.80 on up days
β$114.34 on 14 down days
β$71.80 exit fee
Net profit: $316.66β
Net APY: 7.08%, vs. 8.69% before exit fees.
The fee alone wiped out 18% of the gross profit.
No deposits, no withdrawals. Just a year of on-chain data, tracked with @YechoApp
HyperCore is now on Yecho π
You asked for it: Yecho now tracks your @HyperliquidX HyperCore positions, alongside everything you already follow on HyperEVM and 25+ chains.
β’ HYPE staking: your delegated stake and the exact rewards paid each day
β’ Earn: USDC / USDT0 / USDH lending, HYPE & BTC collateral, and USDC borrows, with the real interest earned (or paid)
No estimates: daily income comes straight from what Hyperliquid paid you.
Already subscribed? Your staking history has been rebuilt back to your first stake
New here? Your last 30 days show up right after you subscribe.
Since day one, the biggest friction on Yecho was the empty first dashboard
You subscribed, tracking started from that day, and there was nothing to see until tomorrow.
Not anymore.
On your first subscription, Yecho now rebuilds the last 30 days of your wallet:
π scans every protocol we support across 25+ EVM chains
π finds every position, including the ones you closed π rebuilds balances, exact daily income, debt costs, yield-token appreciation, Fluid & Morpho loops, day by day, on-chain
About a minute later, your dashboard opens with 30 days of real dataπ
Meet Yecho π
The dashboard for people who actually earn in DeFi.
π 90+ protocols, 25+ EVM chains
π Exact daily income, not APY estimates
π Debt, collateral & rewards in one net view
π Yield tokens valued at their real rate
Start with your wallet, see what you really earn. yecho.app
Meet Yecho π
The dashboard for people who actually earn in DeFi.
π 90+ protocols, 25+ EVM chains
π Exact daily income, not APY estimates
π Debt, collateral & rewards in one net view
π Yield tokens valued at their real rate
Start with your wallet, see what you really earn. yecho.app
A real example of why we built Yecho, an 18% APY loop that quietly turned against its owner in a few days.
Track collateral yield and borrow costs side by side, across 94+ protocols.
Do you run loops on Euler, Aave, Morpho, Fluid or Compound?
Tracking what your collateral earns vs. what you pay in borrow costs isn't always easy. And a profitable loop can quickly turn unprofitable.
Here's an example from my own sBOLD/BOLD loop on Euler, opened on October 9.
With @YechoApp, I can track both sides of the loop every day:
π Yield earned on my sBOLD collateral
π Borrow costs on my BOLD debt
π Net income and APY over time
During the first 5 days, the APY looked great, around 18β20%.
Then things changed fast. Borrow costs went from around -3% to -23.5%, making the strategy much less attractive.
Without tracking both sides, you might miss that change.
Yecho does it automatically across 94+ protocols, so you can see whether your loops are actually profitable.













