Bitget Wallet Launches 'Stablecoin Plus' With Yields Up to 18% in First Year

Bitget Wallet Launches 'Stablecoin Plus' With Yields Up to 18% in First Year

Bitget Wallet, in partnership with Aave, has introduced Stablecoin Earn Plus, guaranteeing 10% APY on USDC deposits and promotional 18% returns in launch week, aiming to expand access to decentralized stablecoin yields.

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The statement is directly confirmed by multiple pieces of evidence from Bitget's official website (Sources 1, 5, and 9). These sources announce a product named 'Stablecoin Earn Plus' from Bitget Wallet that offers 'Up to 18% APY' on stablecoins. The name in the statement ('Stablecoin Plus') is a minor variation of the official product name ('Stablecoin Earn Plus'), but the core claims about the entity, product type, and yield are accurate.
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Summary

Bitget Wallet announced the launch of Stablecoin Earn Plus, a yield product built in collaboration with Aave and TokenLogic, according to the company’s official statement. The initiative guarantees a 10% APY on USDC deposits up to $10,000 by combining Aave’s on-chain lending with Bitget’s subsidies, with withdrawals processed instantly. Users participating between September 9 and September 15 receive an introductory 18% APY. Deposits are directed into Aave’s overcollateralized pools on the Base network, with real-time interest accrual. Bitget highlighted that its User Protection Fund, valued at over $700 million in BTC, adds further security. The company also plans to expand the offering to more stablecoins, protocols, and blockchains.

Terms & Concepts
  • Stablecoin Earn Plus: A yield product from Bitget Wallet offering guaranteed 10% APY on USDC deposits, with an introductory 18% APY during launch.
  • APY (Annual Percentage Yield): A standardized measure of annualized interest earned on deposits, including compounding effects.
  • Aave: A decentralized finance protocol that enables users to lend and borrow cryptocurrencies in over-collateralized lending markets.