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About This Pool
AUSD-USDT is a lp yield pool on Joe V2.2, deployed on the Avalanche network. It currently offers 1.72% annualized yield with $94.5K in total value locked. This pool is categorized as stablecoins. Risk level: high. Tracked since August 2026.
Limited historical data is available for this pool, making yield predictions less reliable.
How This Pool Compares
AUSD-USDT ranks #11 out of 292 USDT yield opportunities by APY.
The best available USDT yield is 153.86% on Uniswap V3, while this pool offers 1.72%.
The average USDT yield across comparable pools is 55.35%. This pool is below average by 53.63%, which may reflect a more conservative risk profile.
Similar USDT Pools
| Pool | Protocol | APY | Risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4-USDT | Uniswap V3 | 153.86% | Medium |
| WPOL-USDT | Sushiswap | 111.82% | Medium |
| ETH-USDT | Mdex | 61.59% | Medium |
| ASTER-USDT | Uniswap V3 | 56.79% | Medium |
| USDT-TURTLE | Uniswap V3 | 40.07% | Medium |
Risk Considerations
- Protocol risk: Joe V2.2 smart contracts hold deposited funds. Audit status and TVL serve as trust indicators.
- APY volatility: Yield rates are variable and change based on supply, demand, and incentive programs.
- Liquidity risk: This pool has relatively low TVL ($94.5K), which may affect withdrawal availability during high-demand periods.
- Smart contract risk: All DeFi protocols carry inherent smart contract risk. Consider diversifying across protocols and monitoring positions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the current APY for AUSD-USDT?
AUSD-USDT currently offers 1.72% annual percentage yield. It is a lp pool on Joe V2.2, deployed on the Avalanche network. Rates are variable and updated in real time.
Is Joe V2.2 safe for yield farming?
Joe V2.2 is a DeFi protocol with a high risk rating. This pool holds $94.5K in total value locked, which provides some liquidity assurance. As with all DeFi protocols, users should consider smart contract risk, audit status, and market conditions before depositing funds. Diversifying across protocols and monitoring positions regularly is recommended.