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Stake DAO curates 2 listed Morpho vaults holding $1.37M on 1 network. A curator chooses which markets its vaults lend to and sets a cap for each one; depositors earn what those loans pay, minus the curator's fee.

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Data from Morpho's API · updated

In their vaults

$1.37M

listed vaults only

Vaults

2

on 1 network

Average net APY

4.51%

weighted by vault size

Best vault right now

–

none with $1M+ deposited

Stake DAO's vaults

Every listed vault Stake DAO curates, largest first. Fees are the share of interest the curator keeps.

Vaults curated by Stake DAO
Vault Deposits Net APY 30-day APY Fee Withdrawable
Stake DAO frxUSD v2V2Stake DAO · Ethereum · $753K $753K753.25K frxUSD 3.27%incl. 0.60% rewards 3.13% 5% $19.8K
Stake DAO USDC v2V2Stake DAO · Ethereum · $613K $613K612.57K USDC 6.03% 5.37% 10% $613K

What these vaults lend against

Money lent directly to markets, grouped by the collateral borrowers post. Higher-risk collateral usually pays more.

CollateralLent against itShareMarkets
mF-ONE $612K44.8%1
stakedao-frxsUSDS $397K29.1%1
stakedao-frxUsDOLA $251K18.4%1
stakedao-crvfrxUSD $105K7.7%1
Unlisted markets $1.00<0.01%1

Stake DAO on Morpho: quick answers

How much does Stake DAO manage on Morpho?

Stake DAO curates 2 vaults listed in the Morpho app, holding $1.37M on 1 network. The largest is Stake DAO frxUSD v2 on Ethereum with $753K.

What do Stake DAO's Morpho vaults pay?

Weighted by size, its vaults pay 4.51% net APY right now. Rates change daily with borrowing demand.

What do Stake DAO's vaults lend against?

Mostly loans backed by mF-ONE (45%), stakedao-frxsUSDS (29%) and stakedao-frxUsDOLA (18%), counting money lent directly into markets. Each vault's page shows its own mix.

Which networks does Stake DAO run Morpho vaults on?

Ethereum.

How to judge a curator's vaults

Look at three things on each vault page. First, what the vault lends against: loans backed by Bitcoin or ETH are usually safer than loans backed by newer or thinly traded tokens. Second, how much cash the vault could pay out today, shown as "withdrawable": if nearly everything is lent out, withdrawals may have to wait. Third, the fee and the timelock, which is how long depositors get to react before the curator's changes take effect. Comparing curators? See the curator ranking, the best vault yields, or read what can go wrong with a vault.