Grow your
stablecoins
Solana’s venues pay real yield on dollars — up to 63.1% right now — and every rate carries risk. Akashi shows both for every venue — then lets you open the position, track it, and exit, all from one screen.
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Every rate, one screen
Instead of checking ten venues, you check one — each rate with its risk grade next to it, live from the same data the app runs on.
Hyperithm CTANeutral TradeC$2.1M39.7%
Kamino Multiply — PRIME/CASH (Figure Market)KaminoD$263.5M21.2%Kamino Multiply — PRIME/USDS (Figure Market)KaminoD$263.5M20.5%Kamino Multiply — ONyc/USDC (OnRe Market)KaminoC$186.7M19.4%Kamino Multiply — ONyc/USDC (OnRe Market)KaminoC$186.7M19.1%Aggregating Solana’s yield venues
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RaydiumHow it works
From idle to earning in three steps
Discover
Every place your stablecoins can earn, side by side — live rate, size, and a risk grade for each.
Deposit
Akashi prepares the transaction; you approve it in your wallet, and the deposit lands at the venue you chose.
Monitor
One dashboard for everything you've deposited — balances, earnings, and an alert the moment something changes.
Why you can trust it
Akashi is not in the money path
Your money moves from your wallet to the venue you chose — never into an Akashi account. In finance terms: Akashi is non-custodial. It is just the interface: it aggregates the data, grades the risk, and prepares transactions for you to sign.
Akashi’s servers never see your keys and cannot sign anything, so a failure at Akashi cannot reach your funds. If Akashi disappeared tomorrow, you would withdraw directly from the venue. Connecting a wallet is read-only.
to the board
Jupiter Lend — USDC4.3%- Control over the protocol's code matters — upgradeable behind a multisig (threshold undisclosed).
- Where the return comes from adds risk — yield comes from over-collateralized lending.
Kamino Multiply — USDS/USDG (SOL/BTC Market)0.5%- Uses borrowed money, which magnifies losses — up to 5x leverage (liquidation at 90% LTV).
- Control over the protocol's code matters — upgradeable behind a multisig (threshold undisclosed).
The risk engine
Every opportunity, graded A to E
Behind every grade is a score built from the things that actually go wrong in DeFi: the venue’s track record, what the strategy does with your deposit, and how the stablecoin itself holds its one-dollar value — monitored around the clock.
Grades are relative to the board: A sits at the blue-chip lending end, E carries the most moving parts. And every grade ships with its reasons in plain language, so you never have to trust a number blind.
Who it's for
Three ways people use Akashi
Fund & family-office managers
Compare venues by grade, not by vibes — A–E risk scores, live peg monitoring, and one view of exactly where every dollar sits for your risk committee.
DeFi degens & rate hunters
The board aggregates every venue's live rate — lending to leveraged multiply — and flags which venues pay points and rewards on top. Zero Akashi fee, and every position monitored from one screen.
New to on-chain yield
Start at the A-graded end of the board. Every opportunity explains itself in plain language before you put a dollar in.
FAQ
The questions that matter
Anything else? Open the board and look around — every opportunity explains itself.
Where does the yield come from?
From the venues, not from Akashi. Lending markets pay interest that borrowers pay, liquidity pools earn trading fees, and vault strategies earn what their underlying positions earn. Akashi shows the rate each venue is paying right now — it adds nothing on top and takes nothing out. Some venues also run points or reward programs; the board flags those too.
What are the risks?
DeFi risk is real and Akashi does not remove it: smart-contract risk at the venues, stablecoin peg risk (each coin is monitored against its one-dollar value), and rates that move with markets. Every opportunity carries a risk grade, so the trade-offs are visible before you deposit. Nothing on Akashi is investment advice.
What is Akashi's role?
An interface and a data layer. Akashi aggregates every venue's live rates onto one screen — instead of ten tabs — grades the risk, prepares transactions for your wallet to sign, and monitors your positions. It is not a fund, not a custodian, and not your counterparty: the venue is.
Is Akashi holding any user assets?
No. Deposits move from your wallet to the venue you chose, and a built-in allowlist means prepared transactions can only go to the supported venues' own contracts. Akashi cannot move, freeze, or redirect anything you own — and if Akashi disappeared tomorrow, you would withdraw directly from the venue.
Is Akashi taking fees?
No — 0% on deposits, withdrawals, and balances, and no spread taken out of your yield. Planned revenue sits around the product (API access, subscriptions, placement partnerships with venues), never inside your yield. If that ever changes, it changes here first, in plain sight.
Where does the data come from?
Straight from the venues: their on-chain programs and public APIs, read continuously. The rates, sizes, and grades on the board are refreshed around the clock — this page renders from the same live feed the app runs on.
The board is live.
161 opportunities across 19 venues — graded, monitored, 0% Akashi fee.
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