The highest yield @InverseFinance has to offer is not on FiRM; it is the tranche sitting underneath it, currently paying +40% APY.
Here is how #jrDOLA works, and why the yield is structured, not subsidized. Smol 🧵↓
firm.inverse.finance/jrdola
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Traditional finance splits risk into tranches. Seniors get paid first and sleep well. Juniors absorb losses first and get paid more for it.
#jrDOLA brings that to $DOLA. It is a first-loss layer: if FiRM ever takes bad debt, jrDOLA absorbs it before sDOLA or DOLA holders feel anything.
Aug 27, 2026 · 4:16 PM UTC
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For taking that position, jrDOLA earns two stacked streams:
→ The underlying #sDOLA yield (your deposit sits in sDOLA under the hood).
→ A governance approved DBR reward budget on top.
That is why theoretically APY is guaranteed to at least match sDOLAs but in reality will run higher.
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The honest part: this is not free money.
You underwrite #FiRM's loan book. And exits go through a withdrawal queue with a delay that scales when many leave at once, so the buffer cannot vanish the moment it is needed.
Staking is instant. Unstaking returns sDOLA or DOLA. The queue is the price of the yield.
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jrDOLA launched in 2026 after two Sherlock audits, a private review and a public contest with 46 researchers. Findings and outcome are available for review here:
firm.inverse.finance/securit…
Questions on the mechanics? Ask below, we will answer all of them.
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