Ondo Pushes USDY Deeper Into Solana DeFi

TL;DR Ondo Finance says its USDY tokenized yield product is expanding across Solana DeFi venues. USDY is a yield-bearing tokenized note backed by short-term US Treasuries and bank deposits, not a conventional $1 stablecoin. The expansion builds on Ondo’s wider effort to make tokenized real-world assets usable inside DeFi rather than leaving them as passive holdings. Ondo Finance is pushing its tokenized US dollar yield product further into the Solana ecosystem, adding more places where USDY can be used rather than simply held. The move matters because tokenized real-world assets are increasingly being judged on utility, not just issuance volume. USDY Is A Yield Product, Not A Standard Stablecoin USDY is designed to represent exposure to short-term US Treasury and bank-deposit assets while accruing yield over time. That makes it structurally different from a conventional stablecoin such as USDC or USDT, which aims to stay close to a fixed $1 redemption value. As USDY integrates with Solana lending, liquidity and trading venues, holders can potentially use the asset as productive collateral or liquidity while still retaining exposure to the underlying yield profile. For Ondo, that i…

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