Executive Summary
USDC's best yield fell to 9.48% from 13.8% a day earlier, while USDT held 4.12% and lost $350M of float this week; the dollar-yield complex is deflating, not panicking.
USDC's best yield printed 9.48% overnight, off a 7-day average of 10.88% and a 30-day mark of 11.45%. The 13.8% it dangled yesterday is 9.48% today; incentives age like milk, not wine. USDT held flat at 4.12% even as $350M drained from its float this week, and USDS eased to 5.95%. The dollar-yield complex is deflating in unison, not panic.
USDe supplies the day's only sharp move: DEX depth fell 31% in a session, TVL sliding from $85.37M to $58.72M and its liquidity score from 59 to 50, on a $3.96B market cap. The broader tape stayed inert. PSI holds 94.6, its 52nd consecutive BEDROCK day, with depeg severity at a rounding-error 0.04.
pmUSD remains 3,477 bps below peg, a 2,503-hour fixture no one expects to twitch. The live question is USDC: if its 9.48% keeps sliding below the 11.45% thirty-day average next session, the incentive unwind is genuine; a rebound toward 13% would stamp today as a one-day flush, not a trend.