WIearn is DeFi's first self-building project on Ethereum, focused on producing products

for those who are interested in earning yield in DeFi. WIearn's various products are all built

to suit each individual investor's preferred level of risk, from various vault strategies

that leverage DeFi tokens to the safer urn system which relies on stablecoins.

Vaults are aggressive yield-farming robots, each with a unique strategy that is designed to

maximize the yield of the deposited asset. WIearn employs from the most informed developers

in DeFi to keep the vault strategies updated with the various yield-farming opportunities on Ethereum.

For customers who are more risk-adverse, the WIearn's urn product may be for you. Urn is a yield-aware

dynamic money market that automatically seeks the best interest rates across the various DeFi

protocols and regularly migrates your deposited stablecoins between the DeFi protocols that are

returning the best yield at the present moment. WIearn is a system that is just a little over four

months old, so things are still very much an experiment. However, this hasn't stopped for people

from depositing over $700 million worth of assets into the WIearn system in order to find yield

on Ethereum. Perhaps the people that deposited all this money were tired of constantly making

daily transactions to follow the best DeFi interest rates, and maybe the gas fees that they were

paying ended up eating too much into their profits. With WIearn, it doesn't remove the risk of

these various protocols that it leverages, but it does remove the overhead of constantly trying to

make sure you're finding the best yield, and also so that you don't have to pay for gas to

switch up your assets. Check out the products that WIearn has to offer at yearn.finance. That's

y-e-a-r-n.finance, which they also have a nice statistics page to see what other people are doing.

Bankless Nation. Do you want to go fully bankless, but in the real world,

Monolith is the DeFi account that you need. It wraps your ETH address in a bankless visa card,

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