The Saturn project recently completed a $800,000 funding round led by Yzi Labs. This is a relatively early-stage project, focusing on the yield-bearing stablecoin sector, with an expected annualized return of 11%.
The revenue mainly comes from two sources: the monthly dividend mechanism of the project token STRC, and earnings from assets allocated in low-risk investments such as government bonds. From a mechanism design perspective, it combines traditional financial yield strategies with Web3 tokenomics.
Currently, the project is still in its very early stages, with limited market attention and no large influx of funds. If you want to get an early look, you can stay in the official community before the project fully breaks into the mainstream, follow the project's progress, and monitor subsequent funding developments. Early-stage projects like this often have significant information gaps; the earlier you get involved, the easier it is to seize opportunities.
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RadioShackKnight
· 4h ago
11% annualized? It depends on how it's allocated. The government bonds are definitely stable, but token dividends are a bit uncertain.
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AirdropHunter9000
· 17h ago
11% annualized sounds good, but I've seen this kind of stablecoin yield scheme many times before, and I'm just worried it might be another new trick to trap retail investors.
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TrustlessMaximalist
· 17h ago
11% annualized yield sounds very attractive, but it feels like just another stablecoin project repackaged...
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ShitcoinConnoisseur
· 17h ago
11% annualized? That's just the same old traditional finance tricks
Always seeing this pattern: stablecoins + government bonds + token dividends, sounds pretty appealing
But I need to check out Yzi Labs; a funding scale of 800,000 is indeed quite restrained
Wait, how does the STRC dividend mechanism work? The white paper didn't explain it well
Early project information asymmetry is real, but it also makes you easy to become a bagholder... Still, better to stay on the sidelines for now
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LiquidationWatcher
· 18h ago
11% annualized? Sounds good, but it still depends on whether it can actually be achieved. I've heard this kind of claim from early-stage projects too many times.
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GateUser-4745f9ce
· 18h ago
11% annualized sounds good, but I've seen too many times the logic of government bond yields combined with token dividends.
The Saturn project recently completed a $800,000 funding round led by Yzi Labs. This is a relatively early-stage project, focusing on the yield-bearing stablecoin sector, with an expected annualized return of 11%.
The revenue mainly comes from two sources: the monthly dividend mechanism of the project token STRC, and earnings from assets allocated in low-risk investments such as government bonds. From a mechanism design perspective, it combines traditional financial yield strategies with Web3 tokenomics.
Currently, the project is still in its very early stages, with limited market attention and no large influx of funds. If you want to get an early look, you can stay in the official community before the project fully breaks into the mainstream, follow the project's progress, and monitor subsequent funding developments. Early-stage projects like this often have significant information gaps; the earlier you get involved, the easier it is to seize opportunities.