Protection wherever you invest, on every chain.
We believe in what this space makes possible: open markets that anyone can use, from tokenized stocks to staking. People invest across many chains, and the risks follow them everywhere. Our mission is to give them downside protection wherever they invest.
So YieldShield is chain-agnostic. It is one design, built natively for each chain's assets, price feeds and wallets. AI-assisted development lets a small team do that across many chains.
What each chain adds
| Base Sepolia | Do people want protection on tokenized stocks? |
| Monad testnet | Do MON holders want two exit choices, and do strict oracle checks hold up? |
| BNB Chain testnet | Can token risk be clear enough before signing, for people and AI agents? |
| Avalanche Fuji | Do fixed terms keep things fair between providers? |
| Stellar testnet | Does the design work natively on Soroban, even for a vault of vaults? |
| Flare Coston2 | Does a price feed built into the chain make entry prices easier to trust? |
| Arc testnet | Does a chain where USDC is the gas token make the backing simpler, for people and AI agents? |
What a chain needs before mainnet
User feedback
Do people get it, and would they use it?
Demand
Which assets people want protected.
Price data
Fresh, reliable feeds for those assets.
Providers
Capital willing to take the first loss.
Ecosystem
Assets, wallets and liquidity on the chain.
Security
An independent audit before any real funds.
What happens next
- We keep building on the chains where people invest, each one native to its ecosystem.
- We share results here and on X.
- Each chain moves to mainnet on its own, and only after an independent security audit.