From Speculation to Stability: How Raze Is Redefining Stablecoin Yield
Where stablecoin capital meets real-world yield
If you've held stablecoins for any length of time, you've probably asked yourself the same question everyone else has: where do I actually put this to work?
The options have never been great. You can chase yield in DeFi, but that means synthetic strategies, governance tokens you don't want, rehypothecation you can't track, and smart contract risk that keeps you up at night. Or you sit on the sidelines earning nothing, watching your purchasing power erode.
Meanwhile, there's a whole world of real yield out there. Private credit, structured debt, commodities. Assets that generate actual returns backed by actual collateral. But the people who own those assets have had no clean way to bring them on-chain. Tokenization sounds great in theory, but without compliance infrastructure, investor access, and stablecoin integration, it's just a pitch deck.
So you've got capital looking for safety and yield. You've got assets looking for distribution, and nothing connecting them.
That's what we built Raze to fix.
The gap nobody was filling
Stablecoins have become the settlement layer for digital finance. USDC adoption is exploding. Institutions are moving real liquidity on-chain. But most stablecoin holders are still stuck with the same bad choices they had three years ago.
Lock your funds into some speculative protocol. Earn yield paid in tokens that crater the moment you try to sell. Navigate a maze of bridges and wrappers and hope nothing breaks. Accept regulatory gray areas as just the cost of doing business.
That's not sustainable. And for asset originators, tokenization alone wasn't solving it either. You could put an asset on-chain, but then what? Who handles compliance? Who manages the lifecycle? Who actually brings in the capital?
What Raze actually does
We're not running a yield experiment. We're building infrastructure.
Raze lets real-world asset issuers create stablecoin-denominated vaults. Investors put in USDC, earn yield from actual assets like private credit and structured debt, and get USDC back out. No governance tokens. No synthetic yield engineering. No liquidity mining games. No complicated swapping mechanisms.
Just real assets generating real returns, delivered through compliant vault structures built for institutional capital.
For investors, that means transparent exposure, predictable yield, and a platform designed to scale rather than pivot every six months chasing the next trend.
For asset owners, it means they don't have to become blockchain companies. They don't have to figure out tokenization, compliance, onboarding, and reporting on their own. Raze handles that. Vault-as-a-Service means we're the bridge between off-chain assets and on-chain capital markets.
Why we're building on XDC
XDC already has the fundamentals right for enterprise adoption. Fast finality, low fees, reliability. There's over $100 million in USDC liquidity on-chain. What was missing was a credible place to deploy that capital into real yield.
That's exactly what we're providing.
This isn't about launching another product. It's about maturing the on-chain economy. Moving away from speculative yield and toward something sustainable.
Where this goes
The future of on-chain finance isn't going to be built on complexity for its own sake. It's going to be built on trust, transparency, and real economic activity.
That's what Raze represents. Real assets. Real liquidity. Real yield.
For the first time, stablecoin holders and asset originators can meet on equal footing without either side having to compromise.
And honestly, that changes the game.
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Press Contact:
Brian Anderson
Media Relations, Raze Finance
info@raze.finance
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