BFUSD (BFUSD)

Having been in the Crypto community for a long time, my trust in emerging stablecoins has basically worn away. After experiencing stablecoin peg loss and protocol runs, people's perspective on assets has changed: compared to inflated APY, the underlying risk structure's resilience to scrutiny is the core consideration.

Recently I dissected BitFi's bfUSD, its pathway design is interesting and does not follow the complex old routes.

Tier 1: The "simple" underlying logic
bfUSD does not innovate on the anchoring mechanism. Users mint 1:1 with USDT or USDC, fully collateralized, price tied to Chainlink feed. No complex algorithms or internal pricing are introduced, keeping risk within USDT/USDC itself, daring to "do less" as the most direct answer to safety.

Tier 2: Segmentation and risk pricing
The real change happens after minting. BitFi splits bfUSD into two paths, completely separating funds with different preferences, avoiding a “one‑size‑fits‑all” risk exposure:

🌟 Horizon (hbfUSD): seeks smooth asset curve. Yield consists of real strategies plus BFI subsidies. The protocol allocates part of the earnings to "buy protection", aiming for zero drawdown. After seeing the website's stacked activity‑point yield, the APY looks attractive, but mainly because the program just launched and TVL is still small; the point benefit will be gradually diluted, so the earlier you join the higher the point weight and the larger the return.

🌟 Pulsar (pbfUSD): acts as the system's "shock absorber". This cohort voluntarily takes short‑term volatility in exchange for higher profit sharing and protocol premium.

In short, those willing to bear volatility get more, while those seeking stability are prioritized for protection.

Tier 3: On‑chain transparency and security

For stablecoins, security and risk resistance are paramount. A review shows BitFi not only passed SlowMist's risk audit, but also puts reserve status and asset flows on‑chain for real‑time queries. This clear, visible safety boundary is a scarce certainty in the uncertain DeFi world.

Moreover, we are currently in the bfUSD points activity phase, the highest‑weight early‑points stage since bfUSD launched. The earlier and longer you participate, the higher the initial weight in future points airdrop rewards. Simply holding or interacting with bfUSD accumulates points. Additionally, the annual yield can be stacked with separate BFI Token reward subsidies, providing actual returns for early users. Participation link: 👇🔗https://t.co/bqd0xVikBU

Binance Wealth Management BFUSD activity has been extended! Extended until 12.2!

In the current market conditions, BFUSD's yield is pretty attractive.

If you swap USDT for BFUSD and hold it in your account, you can earn about 4 to 7 basis points of annualized return each day.

Since you're already using Binance futures, as long as you keep BFUSD in your account and maintain over a thousand dollars of open positions, you can earn an additional 5% annualized.

One thing to note is the random snapshot; the lowest one is used to determine eligibility.

The first one million BFUSD can receive "base APR +5%"; anything beyond that receives only the base rate.

Mainly, BFUSD is not locked; you can keep it in futures or the unified account and still use it as margin.

Another point about redemption fees is shown in the picture:

If I have to name a risk, I think the biggest risk is Binance collapsing.

Just took a quick look at #Binance's BFUSD, and it’s indeed quite appealing. In Simple, purchasing and holding yields returns, and buying spot also accrues earnings. The annualized average over the past thirty days was 4.5%, reaching 6.5% yesterday. BFUSD is a reward asset that is a redeemable USD stablecoin.

It can also be used as margin for futures accounts, serving as collateral in Portfolio Margin and VIP Loan. The most critical point is that the index price is fixed at a 1:1 ratio, a hard‑coded stability that won’t de‑peg like USDE.