Plume Network launches a real asset yield vault within Gate DEX Wallet, with an APY of 3.6%

HashBandit · 2026-01-20T12:20:09+00:00

Plume Network has integrated the Nest nBASIS vault product into the Gate DEX wallet. Users can participate directly through the wallet in yield activities linked to real assets, with an annualized yield of approximately 3.6%. This move reduces the complexity of participating in on-chain yields, allowing more users to easily enter the cryptocurrency investment market.

HashBandit

2026-01-20 12:20:09

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【Crypto World】Plume Network has integrated its Nest nBASIS vault product into the Gate DEX wallet ecosystem, allowing users to participate in real asset-linked yield activities directly through the wallet interface.

This integration introduces the Superstate USCC fund, providing participants with institutional-level crypto basis strategy investment opportunities. In simple terms, you don’t need to switch to multiple platforms; you can start earning yields right within the wallet.

Regarding specific data, the current annualized yield of this product is approximately 3.6%, with additional dynamic rewards from a $20,000 incentive pool. Plume’s Chief Strategy Officer stated that this move significantly reduces the operational complexity for users to access such yield opportunities. From Gate DEX’s perspective, the core issue they aim to solve is—how to make it easy for more ordinary users to participate in on-chain yields? This integration to some extent answers that question.

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ZkProofPudding

· 9h ago

Is 3.6% real? Feels a bit low. --- Earning yields directly in the wallet, this saves a lot of hassle. --- Wait, only 20,000 in the incentive pool? How many people does that split among... --- It's both RWA and basis strategy again, sounds very professional but I'm still a bit confused. --- Gate's move was pretty good; lowering the threshold was the right call. --- nBASIS? First time hearing this name. Has anyone used it? --- Whether the actual yield can reach 3.6% depends on various factors. What's the risk level of this kind of product? --- Wow, no more flipping back and forth, just handle it directly in the wallet. --- Superstate's endorsement feels pretty good, but better to be cautious. --- Only 20,000 in incentives to attract users? Plume's cost control is impressive.

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CounterIndicator

· 9h ago

3.6%？Not bad, but I'm just worried it might be another case of loud noise with little rain Earning yields directly in the wallet is indeed a comfortable idea, saving me the hassle of constantly moving funds Real asset backing? Sounds good, but I've seen this trick before Institutional-level strategies, can a retail investor like me rely on stability? I'm a bit concerned $20,000 incentive pool... Is that enough to share? How is it divided? Low threshold is a good thing, but we'll see if they come up with some new tricks later Participating directly within the wallet is convenient, but how is security guaranteed? 3.6% APY sounds average, might as well go gambling for faster returns The real question is, is this thing reliable, and what kind of experts is Plume made up of?

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DegenWhisperer

· 9h ago

3.6% APY sounds good, but you need to check if there are any hidden risks. Earning interest directly in the wallet is quite convenient, but I need to be cautious with things tied to real assets. 20,000 incentive pool stacking? These are usually exploited by arbitrageurs in the later stages. It's heating up, and ordinary users can also participate in on-chain earnings, increasing competition pressure. Not having to jump between multiple platforms is indeed comfortable, but whether the Superstate USCC fund is reliable still needs to be observed.

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FudVaccinator

· 10h ago

3.6%？Not bad, just not sure where the risks are hidden Earning directly in the wallet, I've heard this trick many times before Linking to real assets sounds impressive, but it's just that How the 20,000 incentive pool is divided is the real key Another promise to reduce operational complexity, but in the end, you still have to do your homework Institution-level strategies? Ha, depends on whose money is being tested Why are there always new projects and new promises? Haven't seen many that actually deliver Forget it, maybe it's worth a try, anyway it's a small amount

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liquidation_watcher

· 10h ago

Wallet directly earns yields? This integration is pretty good, saving the trouble of jumping between platforms. 3.6% APY looks nice, but the incentive pool of only $20,000 is a bit stingy... The real asset backing feels reliable, definitely better than some shady projects. Superstate's fund endorsement, at least it's not just empty talk. I'm just worried that as more users join, the yield will plummet linearly—this trick has been seen many times. Wallet ecosystem integration is indeed the trend; it's a boon for lazy people. But whether 3.6% is stable or not will have to be seen over the next six months.

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