Hey! Pete here from Origin again. I’d like to recommend two of our yield aggregators once more, OUSD and OETH for consideration. Both tokens (protocols) accept multiple forms of collateral which are then allocated to other blue-chip protocols for yield generation. The protocol does the yield farming so you don’t have to! You can find my previous forum post on OUSD here.
OUSD yield has ranged from 3.39% to 11.5% APY over the last 3 months (OUSD yield history here), and OETH yield has ranged from 2.56% to 25.16% APY (OETH yield history here). You can see how we compare to the other aggregators on the Defillama Yield Rankings page.
Check, both OUSD and OETH have wrapped versions that are 4626 compliant. More info on this is in our docs here
Check, the OUSD/OETH codebase has been audited 10+ times, and OpenZeppelin is on retainer to review 100% of our smart contract changes. More info on this is in our docs here
Check, the wrapper has been audited. You’ll find the Solidified report here
Check, OUSD is at $13.3m, OETH is at $125m
Check, OUSD and OETH only use blue-chip protocols for yield: Aave, Compound, Morpho, Curve, Convex, Balancer, Aura, Lido, Rocketpool, and Frax
Check, there is no custody or counterparty risk. OUSD and OETH are governed by OGV stakeholders around the world. Everything from yield generation to fee collection and distribution is managed by a set of smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain. These contracts are upgradeable with a timelock and are controlled by hundreds of governance token holders. While the initial contracts and yield-earning strategies were developed by the Origin team, anyone can shape the future of OUSD and OETH by creating or voting on proposals, submitting new strategies, or contributing code improvements.