Every non-USD yield instrument on-chain.

On-chain yield is a dollar product. If you report in euros, pounds, pesos or Canadian dollars, your options are to take dollar yield and carry the currency risk, or to hold a balance that earns nothing. This is the list of what actually exists in every other currency, what it pays, who is allowed to hold it, and what it costs to get in.

The AUM floor sums only the rows where a size could be established. Rows where it could not are excluded, so the real number is higher. Roughly $1.90B of it is two euro funds from one issuer, which is the honest shape of this market.

The whole index

Sorted by size. Yield is whatever the source publishes, on the basis stated in the row, not a figure we computed. A blank yield means nobody publishes one, which is itself worth knowing.

By currency

Currencies where nothing exists

These are not missing pages. Each one is a researched finding that the shelf is empty, with the evidence for the claim.

What this is not

We do not hold assets, execute trades, convert currency or recommend an instrument. Several rows in this index are things we would tell you not to buy, and we say so in the row. Being the source that tells you when not to do it is the only way a source stays worth reading.