Why some opportunities appear in default discovery and others do not.
Last updated 2026-08-25
Qualified means the opportunity meets Yield.ly data, liquidity, freshness, and transparency requirements. It is not a safety guarantee or financial recommendation.
Qualified does not mean safe, recommended, guaranteed, or suitable for a particular user.
| Product type | Default discovery | Broader search |
|---|---|---|
| Lending | $1M | $250K |
| Native staking | $1M | $250K |
| Liquid staking | $1M | $250K |
| Liquidity pool | $2M | $500K |
| Vault | $1M | $250K |
| Restaking | $1M | $250K |
| Other | $1M | $250K |
Centralized earn products use separate custodial treatment. Hysteresis applies when TVL was previously above default threshold.
Default discovery expects at least 30 days of observed history with minimum coverage ratio 0.5. Opportunities with 7 to 29 days may remain searchable with warnings. Below 2 days may require review.
High reward dependency is not automatic exclusion. It affects context and may restrict default qualification when paired with volatility or limited history.
Yield.ly checks for unusual spikes, unit errors, component mismatches, and values far outside recent history. Legitimate high yield is not automatically excluded.
Opportunity A: $45M TVL, 30 days history, fresh data, verified identity and destination. Result: Qualified.
Opportunity B: $80K TVL on a lending market, 2 days history. Result: Searchable only until liquidity and history thresholds are met.
Illustrative thresholds. Actual states depend on all rules.
Current qualification methodology: qualification@1.0.0. Last updated 2026-08-25.