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Noon Capital

High-yield Curve pools on Tacana

High Yield

Noon Capital provides access to high-yield Curve pools on the Tacana network, offering attractive returns through optimized stablecoin liquidity provision strategies with USN (Near Stablecoin) pairs.

Current Yields

16-17.5% APYon USN stablecoin pairs

As of Sep 1, 2025 - Check Noon Capital for latest rates

Key Features

✓sUSN/USN pool: 16% APY

✓USN/USDT pool: 17.5% APY

✓Built on Curve Finance infrastructure

✓Tacana network optimization

✓Automated liquidity management

✓High yields from trading fees and incentives

How It Works

1Deposit stablecoins into Noon Capital pools

2Funds are deployed to Curve pools on Tacana

3Earn from trading fees and liquidity incentives

4Automated rebalancing maintains optimal positions

5Yields are compounded automatically

6Withdraw your funds plus earned yields anytime

Safeguards for Depositors

🛡️Built on proven Curve Finance technology

🛡️Stablecoin pairs reduce impermanent loss

🛡️Automated risk management systems

🛡️Regular audits and monitoring

🛡️Liquidity depth for smooth withdrawals

Risk Considerations

•USN stablecoin depeg risk

•Tacana network is relatively new

•Smart contract risk from multiple protocols

•High yields may not be sustainable long-term

•Limited liquidity compared to major chains

•Impermanent loss risk in volatile conditions

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📊 Rates as of September 1, 2025: APYs depend on trading volume and liquidity incentives. Visit Noon Capital for current rates and pool metrics.

Available Pools

sUSN/USN

16% APY

Staked USN paired with base USN

•Lower impermanent loss

•Staking rewards included

HIGH RISK

USN/USDT

17.5% APY

USN paired with Tether (USDT)

•Higher trading fees

•Cross-stablecoin exposure

HIGH RISK

⚠️ Risk Level: HIGH - USN stablecoin and Tacana network are relatively new. High yields often indicate higher risk. Only invest what you can afford to lose.

ℹ️ About USN: USN is a Near Protocol native stablecoin. Please research USN stability mechanisms and track record before depositing.