Apyx: Double-Digit Yield Stablecoins Backed by $288M+ STRC

Most stablecoins earn nothing. They sit on balance sheets, pegged to a depreciating dollar, backed by reserves that are hard to verify or earning yield through mechanics that are harder to underwrite.

Apyx is changing this approach entirely. It backs its stablecoins directly with dividend-bearing preferred shares from publicly-listed Bitcoin treasury companies, such as STRC and SATA, the same securities driving the largest Bitcoin accumulations tracked on this platform. The yield comes from actual dividend cash flows, not protocol emissions.

What Apyx has built

Apyx uses a dual-asset structure that separates stability from yield. apxUSD is the overcollateralized stablecoin, backed by preferred shares from Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin treasury companies. apyUSD is the yield wrapper, distributing the dividend cash flows from those shares to holders through a continuously increasing exchange rate.

The collateral is publicly traded, the yield source is transparent, and daily dashboards and third-party attestation let holders track both in real time.

As of this past week Apyx has accumulated over $300 million in STRC as part of its collateral backing. That figure is still growing.

Starting today

Apyx is now the official streaming sponsor of our daily Bitcoin Treasuries livestreams on X. We track the biggest Bitcoin buys in real time, including via STRC, SATA, and the digital credit ecosystem behind them.

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You can learn more about what Apyx is building at apyx.fi.

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Onward, The BitcoinTreasuries.net Team

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