Key Concepts
R2USD (Stablecoin) A stablecoin fully backed by USDC (1:1), serving as the entry point for all R2 yield products.
sR2USD (T-Bill Vault) A conservative vault backed by tokenized U.S. Treasuries (~4% net APY), offering low-risk, stable yield.
sR2USD+ (Private Credit Vault) A diversified private credit RWA vault targeting ~9–10% net APY
DeFi Boost Beyond institutional yields, R2 integrates different DeFi strategies and token incentives to enhance APY for users.
Permissionless Access Anyone with stablecoins can mint, invest, and redeem R2 products on-chain, no barriers.
Institutional Partnerships R2 collaborates with top global asset managers to build tailored RWA yield vaults across T-Bills and Private Credit, turning institutional-grade opportunities into open, borderless access for anyone.
Seasonal Yield Structure
Yields paid in R2 Tokens on a 90-day cycle.
Redeem anytime at a fixed rate through the official channel (bonding contract).
Secure a stable RWA APY (bonding contract) — or potentially higher APY on the secondary market.
- Bonding Contract Price
Every season, the Bonding Contract’s fixed price is determined based on the market’s TWAP (Time-Weighted Average Price): Bonding Price=Market TWAP×Adjustment Factor
The adjustment factor is generally set between 2% to 10%, depending on market conditions.
For example, if the TWAP is $0.10, the bonding price could be set at $0.095 or $0.092.
The bonding contract offers a "minimum guaranteed price," providing users with a last-resort exit option even amid market volatility.
However, long-term users naturally prefer to hold R2 and sell at higher market prices, reducing short-term selling pressure.
This mechanism strikes a balance between incentivizing long-term holding and ensuring adequate liquidity.
Risk Management Exposure diversified across multiple funds and asset types, safeguarded by Anchorage custody, third-party audits, and KYT/AML screening.
Composability R2 vault tokens (ERC-4626) are DeFi-native, enabling integrations with Curve, Pendle, Aave, Morpho, Euler, and other protocols.
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