Investors informed recognize that the diversification of the portfolio is crucial to obtain successful investment returns and optimally sustainable while attenuating risks. However, surveillance, organization, understanding and optimization of yields of a diversified asset set presents its own challenges. It sounds as true as ever that the active ingredients are part of the equation. The unpredictable and very variable yields make the King DEFI a little more difficult to understand than the yields on many other types of assets.
Essentially, the king is a metric to discover if an asset was appreciated or depreciated. It is quite simple in its heart – compare the current monetary value of the assets at the price that the investor paid to acquire it. The king is a simple calculation which reveals any change in the value of an asset over time, helping the holder to determine if they are satisfied with the return and if they want to continue to hold it, sell it or make another investment. Most investors will avoid or get rid of the assets with insufficient or red king.
The difficulty and the ambiguity in the calculation of the King Defi
To calculate the return on investment as a percentage, subtract the initial value of the assets from its current monetary value, divide this number by the old value, then multiply the result by 100. However, it is rarely so simple with the DEFI active ingredients. You generally want to understand the king on an asset in the context of your diversified portfolio, which generally means seeing metric in stablescoins or a fiduciary currency. It is not enough to calculate the return on investment to convert the value of an asset to your currency of choice, because the DEFI assets are purchased using the cryptocurrency.
The inherent volatility of cryptography also hinders the process of calculating yields on an active DEFI. The value of the cryptocurrency will probably have changed spectacular even if you find out what are the yields on a DEFI investment.
RWA projects have a safer performance opportunity
None of the above elements affects the advantages of DEFI: opening, transparency, lack of intermediaries, efficiency, innovation and potentially impressive yields. The real tokenized assets, such as real estate, fine arts and clean energy infrastructure monetized by Ecoyield Energy, have a safer but more convincing efficiency of yield. Combined with the advantages of DEFI, their more founded nature can generate a real yield which is more predictable, stable and secure.
Key factors influencing the return on investment include cash flows generated by investment, continuous maintenance costs and the initial investment amount. It is much easier to measure yields on active active world. Their value may not be fixed, but it is much more stable and predictable. The return on investment is measured as a percentage, which facilitates comparison with other investment returns and allows the holder to compare various types of investment with each other.
Ecoyield Energy, a platform linked to tangible assets and income generators, was based on the conviction that everyone should have the possibility of participating in clean energy financing, a process currently hampered by bureaucracy. The platform connects investors around the world to legitimate and potentially lucrative renewable energy projects, allowing them to finance solar and battery projects and verifiable access, chain yields.
The Hull 100kW roof solar project in the United Kingdom is funded by the platform, among others. The project ready for construction offers stable yields with an estimated annual percentage (APY) of 25%, planned carbon compensation of 40 metric tonnes per year and monthly stabing payments.
ECOYIELD brings together contributors’ funds to Fiat or in Stablecoin USDC, deploys these funds in verified battery and solar project storage projects, collection of real world income and distributes yields to users. Annual yield on ECOYIELD projects in USDC varies from 10% to 25%, and the implementation of eye token can further increase these rates. The platform offers real income, as opposed to the speculative inflation inherent in DEFI, with a return from the actual sale of renewable energy and transparent and autonomous DAO infrastructures. Essentially, Ecoyield aims for real assets, a real performance and a real impact on the environment.
The average combined annual yield of Rwas tokenized is 10.13%, much higher than the median median yield of 8% between blocks and protocols. RWA projects had generated active loans of more than $ 12 billion and total loans of $ 22.42 billion in January 2025.
These figures represent a real capital flowing in carbon compensation projects, SMEs, real estate and fintech, with approximately. 2,500 loans only in emerging markets. Users DEFI have access to a market worth 1.6 billion of dollars, traditionally dominated by institutional investors, which is largely motivated by a tokenized private credit. They can gain a real return by investing in private loans to companies, fill the gap between the economic activity of the real world and chain capital.
Many Rwa Tokenized projects offer APY greater than 10%, which is attractive for investors who are looking for high yields. The yields arise from income -generating assets, supported loans in real estate and private credit markets integrated into the DEFI protocols. The yields of support supported in real estate range from approximately. 9% for short -term loans at 12.5% for those with a period of three years. For investors with higher risk tolerance, yield on junior real estate loans can reach 48%.
Sustainable yield underpins the transition from DEFI to RWAS
DEFI was known for its insane apys for years, sometimes exceeding 100% on stablecoins; However, the majority of projects were not durable. Unpredictable loan rates collapsed with market cycles. Some DEFI projects would promise up to 4,000% APY, but most of the awards do not come from real income but tokens. The yields collapsed once the awards have dried, as is the projects.
It is over time of Sky High Apoys from unsustainable programs. High -yielding is now based on revenues from real assets. Green energy infrastructures, treasury bills and real estate cause traditional yields in decentralized finance. RWA investment platforms focus on loans adjusted according to high quality risks. The APY are more humble but remain considerable and, more important, stable. RWA projects resemble traditional investments but without intermediaries do not make substantial reductions. For all these reasons, they should dominate the next Defi phase.
