Opportunity to earn through stablecoins created in the Trezor app

Trezor, the manufacturer of hardware wallets, has added the ability to earn additional income using stablecoins to its personal application, Trezor Suite. Zamin.uz reported this.

This update is expected to create convenient opportunities for users who have preferred to stay away from the decentralized finance sector due to complex technical processes and various security risks. This function was implemented as part of a partnership with the Morpho protocol operating on the Ethereum network.

International publications are reporting on this. Now, device owners will be able to deposit their USDt and USDC digital assets directly into special savings pools via the Trezor Suite app.

There is no longer a need to connect additional external wallets or use third-party finance applications. All operations, including depositing funds, withdrawing them, and managing accumulated rewards, are carried out securely directly within the hardware wallet.

Currently, users have access to special pools such as USDC Prime and USDT Prime, managed by the Steakhouse Financial company. Company representatives explained that the expected returns are not based on artificial incentive programs, but are formed based on real market demand for borrowing on the platform.

This serves to ensure the stability of the system. Trezor is considered the second largest manufacturer in the global market after the Ledger company.

Recently, wallet manufacturers have been focusing heavily on simplifying processes for customers by integrating decentralized finance services into their products. For example, other major participants in the field have already established partnerships with various protocols, providing users with broader opportunities.

Income strategies through stablecoins are currently one of the fastest-growing directions in the digital finance sector. It allows users to earn passive income using their dollar-pegged assets.

Nevertheless, industry experts urge to always be aware of risks such as potential vulnerabilities in smart contracts and issues related to the free circulation of funds. In particular, industry founders reminded that many yield-generating products are still dependent on centralized organizations.