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Compare Annual Percentage Yield (APY) across cash and crypto.

Avg HYSA

4.39%

12 FDIC banks

Treasury 1-yr

T-Bill auction

ETH Staking

Lido stETH

SOL Staking

Jito jitoSOL

$10.0K
$1K$500K
10 yrs
1 yr30 yrs
4.10%
0.5%20%

Final Balance

$15.1K

Total Return

+50.6%

Starting

$10.0K

Interest Earned

$5.1K

Projected Balance

$15.1K

+50.6%

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US Treasury T-Bill Yields

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4-Week

T-Bill

3-Month

T-Bill

6-Month

T-Bill

1-Year

T-Bill

FDIC High-Yield Savings Accounts

Manually verified · Updated weekly · No API available for bank rates
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DeFi & Staking Yields

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Lido stETH — 12-Month APY History

via DeFiLlama /chart
Protocol APY Category TVL Risk Action
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Data from DeFiLlama yields.llama.fi/pools · Refreshes every 5 minutes

⚠ DeFi yields carry smart contract risk. Not FDIC insured. APY is variable and may change rapidly.

Common questions

What's the difference between APR and APY?

APR is the raw annual rate. APY factors in compounding — it's the number that tells you what you actually earn over a year.

Are DeFi yields safe?

No. DeFi carries smart contract risk and is not FDIC insured. Higher APY reflects higher risk. We label each protocol's risk level clearly.

Where does the data come from?

DeFi rates: DeFiLlama (live, every 5 min). Treasury rates: US Treasury Direct (live, via proxy). Bank rates: manually researched, updated weekly — no free public API exists for retail bank product rates.

How often do bank rates change?

Banks adjust savings rates within days of a Federal Reserve meeting. We update this table manually each week.

EarnAPYon is a free rate comparison tool. We are not a bank, broker, or financial advisor. Rates shown are for informational purposes only and may not reflect current offers. DeFi yields sourced from DeFiLlama. Treasury yields from US Treasury Direct. Bank rates manually researched. Not financial advice.