ETH Strategy offers anyone non-liquidatable leverage and native yield on mainnet.
This is just the tip of the iceberg. More unique yield opportunities are detailed in our blog
EARN is ETH Strategies' preferred yield token.
EARN will target a 15% staking yield, streamed in USDS.
If you held ESPN, you received an EARN airdrop.
Stake to start earning yield.
ESPN pro rata redemptions are now open for 7 days.
Redemptions end at 01:00 UTC on Thursday, 24 September 2026.
Once redemptions are finished, we will airdrop EARN and then launch the LP.
ETH Strategy is taking a giant LEAP.
To increase treasury leverage, we executed a 2-year non-liquidatable long. We'll tokenise this trade as an ERC20 UltraETH; anyone can join in on the fun later this week.
ULTRA will start around $0.25 and hit $1 if ETH hits 5k.
Current STRAT holders will automatically have exposure to this trade. The ETH Strategy treasury will hold its UltraETH to expiry.
All of the numbers in this thread are estimates and subject to changes in the underlying asset and vol.
More details about the launch soon.
ETH Strategy is bringing convertible notes onchain.
In 2025, it was estimated that over $84 billion was deployed into traditional convertible note arbitrage strategies.
Profit from these strategies increases with volatility. What is more volatile than stocks?
ETH Strategy is the first counterparty willing to underwrite long-term convertible debt.
Inflationary zero-sum games are dead. Long-term cash-flow-generating structured products are in.
Introducing EARN
We are converting ESPN, our yield vault, into a traded preferred yield token, EARN; dividends will target 15% for the first year.
Stake EARN to receive a stream of USDS
After the redemption window, ESPN holders will be airdropped EARN.
There is no migration or claim; watch out for potential scams.
We will launch a deep EARN/USDS concentrated LP pool. The only way to enter or exit EARN will be through the liquidity pool.
New EARN will not be freely mintable; we will cap supply depending on the treasury's need for leverage.