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Real-time APY across staking, lending, and liquidity pools. Live data from DefiLlama, covering 100+ chains and protocols.
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DeFi yield farming lets you put idle crypto assets to work and earn a return without relying on a bank or centralized exchange. Across protocols on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Solana, Base, and dozens of other chains, you can stake, lend, or supply liquidity and earn annualized yields ranging from a few percent on blue-chip stablecoins to double and sometimes triple digits on newer incentive pools. This page surfaces live, real-time opportunities aggregated from DefiLlama so you can compare them in one place.
Every pool listed here shows the current annual percentage yield (APY), the total value locked (TVL), the chain it lives on, and the 30-day average APY so you can judge whether a yield is sustainable or a short-lived incentive spike. As a rule of thumb, a high APY on a tiny TVL is usually a trap: capital flows in, the yield collapses, and late entrants are left holding the bag. Prioritize pools with deep liquidity and a stable 30-day average over headline-grabbing but transient triple-digit APYs.
To narrow the list, use the category and chain filters, set a minimum APY, or search for a specific asset like USDC, WETH, or stETH. Pair this with our Token Safety Checker before depositing into an unfamiliar protocol, and size positions against your overall portfolio using the DCA Optimizer.
Staking locks your cryptocurrency in a proof-of-stake network to help validate transactions and secure the chain. In return, you earn rewards paid in the same asset, typically yielding 3% to 8% annually on major networks like Ethereum, Solana, and Cardano. Liquid staking derivatives like Lido stETH and Rocket Pool rETH let you stay liquid while earning.
Lending protocols like Aave, Compound, and Spark let you deposit assets into liquidity pools that borrowers draw against, paying interest that flows back to lenders. Stablecoin lending (USDC, USDT, DAI) typically yields 3% to 12%, while volatile assets often earn less because demand to borrow them is lower.
Providing liquidity to decentralized exchanges like Uniswap, Curve, and Aerodrome earns a share of trading fees plus incentive rewards. Stablecoin pairs (stable-stable) carry low impermanent loss risk and often yield 5% to 20%, while volatile pairs can yield far more but expose you to impermanent loss.
Protocols like Yearn, Beefy, and Convex automatically compound and optimize yield-farming positions across multiple venues. They reinvest your rewards back into the pool on your behalf, maximizing effective APY. They charge a small performance fee but save you gas and manual effort.
Every DeFi protocol depends on smart contracts. An undiscovered bug or exploit can drain the contract entirely, regardless of how established the protocol is. Diversify across protocols, prefer audited contracts, and never put more in a single pool than you can afford to lose.
When you provide liquidity for a volatile asset pair and the price moves, the pool rebalances you out of the rising asset and into the falling one. Closing the position crystallizes this loss. Stable-stable pairs are nearly immune; highly volatile pairs are most exposed.
Stablecoins are not always stable. Algorithmic stablecoins (like the failed UST) and even fiat-backed ones can depeg under stress. A pool yielding 20% on a depegged stable is not a 20% return in real terms. Always verify the peg is intact before sizing a stablecoin position.
The APYs shown are snapshots, not guarantees. Yield comes from protocol rewards, trading fees, and borrow demand, all of which fluctuate. A pool showing 80% today may settle to 8% next week as capital flows in. Use the 30-day average as a more realistic baseline.
DeFi yield farming is the practice of depositing cryptocurrency into decentralized finance protocols — such as lending markets, liquidity pools, or staking contracts — to earn a return. The return comes from interest paid by borrowers, trading fees from liquidity pools, or token incentives emitted by the protocol. Yields are expressed as an annual percentage yield (APY) and are variable, changing continuously based on supply and demand.
All yield data is pulled live from DefiLlama, an open-source DeFi analytics aggregator. APYs combine the base yield (trading fees or borrow interest) with any reward token emissions the protocol pays. The 30-day average column smooths out short-term spikes so you can see whether a high current APY is sustained or a temporary incentive. APYs are snapshots and can change within minutes.
The lowest-risk strategies are stablecoin lending on blue-chip protocols (Aave, Compound, Spark) and stable-stable liquidity provision on Curve. Because both assets in the pair are pegged to the dollar, impermanent loss is negligible and you earn a steady single-digit to low-double-digit yield without taking directional crypto price risk. That said, no DeFi strategy is risk-free — you still carry smart contract risk and stablecoin depeg risk.
Impermanent loss (IL) is the difference between holding two assets versus holding them in an automated market-maker liquidity pool. When the relative price of the two assets changes, the pool continuously rebalances you toward the cheaper asset, leaving you with less of the appreciating one than if you had simply held. The loss is 'impermanent' only while prices may revert; if you withdraw, the loss becomes permanent. The 7-day IL column quantifies recent exposure.
DeFi yields are dynamic. When a pool offers an unusually high APY, capital floods in to capture it; because yield is split across all liquidity providers, more TVL means a smaller share for each, and the APY falls. Reward emissions may also taper off as a protocol's incentive program ends, or borrow demand can drop. Always cross-reference the 30-day average with the current APY before committing.
Yes. This page and the underlying data feed are completely free with no account required. You can browse, filter, and search live yields across 100+ chains and thousands of pools as often as you like. Data is sourced from DefiLlama's public API and refreshed every minute.
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