Bitget has partnered with Morpho and Arbitrum to launch an upgraded on-chain yield product, offering up to 12% APR on USDT/USDC.
Bitget, in collaboration with MORPHO and the Arbitrum ecosystem, has launched an upgraded on-chain yield product aimed at building a more transparent, flexible, and efficient yield strategy for users. This product is based on the Arbitrum network and breaks the traditional lock-up restrictions, providing users with on-chain yield solutions for USDT and USDC that can be subscribed to and redeemed instantly.In terms of product structure, an independent dedicated on-chain address will be automatically generated when users subscribe, to enhance asset isolation and security. After funds are subscribed, they will be deployed to the Morpho protocol in real-time and interest will be accrued immediately according to on-chain rules. Redemption is also executed through on-chain processes, enabling instant fund arrival. Related gas fees are handled uniformly by Bitget to lower the operational threshold and improve the overall user experience.Regarding yields, the USDC product can achieve up to 12% APR, and the USDT product can achieve up to 11% APR. Currently, the initial subscription channel has officially opened and will close at 19:00 on February 27, 2026 (UTC+8).
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