The last 2 months brought a wave of milestones for Resolv — from the launch of clusters and the protocol fee switch reaching full activation, to new points season kicking in, transferable stRESOLV and new vaults and integrations across HyperEVM, Morpho, Gearbox, Fluid, Balancer, and Pendle. With TVL steady above half a billion and yields remaining strong, the ecosystem continues to expand its footprint across DeFi.
TVL: ~$506M
Collateral pool 7d APR: ~8%
stUSR 7d APR: ~6.5%
RLP 7d APR: ~11%
Clusters introduce a modular way to integrate productive assets across DeFi and beyond, embedding their yields directly into Resolv’s stablecoin collateral.
The first module — the USD-Neutral Cluster — allocates collateral into Fluid lending markets to enhance stability and diversify yield, with plans to further expand the venues. With clusters, Resolv can can access a wider range of collateral types by actively deploying assets in DeFi liquidity pools, lending markets, or even RWAs.
For users, clusters bring three clear benefits:
Resilient yield — allocations smooth volatility and improve performance while diversification reduces concentration risk.
Deeper markets — lending and DEX liquidity for USR and RLP expand, giving capital more ways to work.
Aligned growth — FLUID rewards will begin accruing to RESOLV stakers, compounding the multi-reward flywheel.
This is the start of Resolv’s scaling arc, with more clusters to follow.
The Resolv protocol fee was turned on July 31 and rolled out gradually over four weeks. It is now fully active at 10%. Previously, 100% of yield flowed directly to users. Now, 90% continues to be distributed to RLP and stUSR, while 10% accrues to the Foundation treasury — creating a sustainable revenue stream for ecosystem growth.
Treasury revenues will support integrations, grants, audits, and $RESOLV buybacks — reinforcing sustainability and long-term value accrual. Read more on it here.
Resolv has begun conducting weekly buybacks through open market purchases on CEXs, with cash inflows settled on-chain for transparency.
A new Dune dashboard is live, tracking cumulative totals, weekly transactions, and treasury allocations. Since July, over $300,000 worth of RESOLV has already been repurchased and directed into the long-term treasury.
Read more about the approach, why does it matter and more here.
stRESOLV can now be moved between wallets, giving users more flexibility in how they manage their staking positions. A transfer is processed as if one user withdraws and another deposits — meaning the staking multiplier is recalculated for the recipient based on their Average Holding Period.
In practice:
You can freely move stRESOLV between your own wallets or to other users.
The staking multiplier resets or adjusts on transfer, keeping long-term holding as the path to higher rewards.
This upgrade makes stRESOLV more composable across DeFi while preserving the staking multiplier design.
The Season 2 snapshot was taken on September 8, 23:59 UTC, with a 5% TTS allocation to be distributed to eligible participants.
Claims open on September 19 and run until October 19.
Rewards to be distributed in stRESOLV — a transferable, staked token that accrues value and boosts.
Vesting will apply to top wallets; detailed terms announced when claims go live.
Season 3 started right after Season 2, and will run from September 9 to December 9, 2025 with a 3% TTS allocation.
Core activities remain (holding USR, RLP, stUSR), with updated incentives:
USR on Pendle & Spectra → 60 pts
wstUSR-stable pools → 20 pts
wstUSR on Pendle → 20 pts
Boosts: up to +100% stRESOLV, +25% Blueprint NFT, and welcome boost (+20% / +10%).
Legacy boosts (Season 1/Believer) are retired.
Season 1 proved the model
Season 2 scaled adoption
Season 3 compounds both through clusters, aligned incentives, and liquid rewards.
Every action means scoring points that loop back into stronger yields and broader distribution. Read more here.
Resolv has joined the DeFi Renaissance on Arbitrum. wstUSR and RLP are now part of DRIP, the program rewarding real DeFi utility with aligned incentives.
Season 1 centers on looping strategies — borrow, lend, and re-use capital to deepen liquidity.
Already, wstUSR is live on Fluid, Morpho, and Euler. RLP is available on Euler, with more venues to come.
Lenders earn native APY, Resolv points in Season 3, and DRIP incentives.
The maxiUSR vault launched in early August and already reached $24M TVL. Built with Upshift and curated by M1 Capital, maxiUSR is utilizing looping strategies on our senior tranche designed to target 15%+ APY while stacking points (45x Resolv + 8x Upshift points).
What makes maxiUSR significant is how it democratizes institutional strategies: it takes the kind of capital-efficient, rebalanced loops usually reserved for professional funds and makes them accessible through a fully automated vault. For Resolv, it’s both a flagship product and proof of concept that structured yield can scale to users of any size.
Resolv assets are live on Gearbox Protocol, unlocking leverage for high-performance yield strategies. Users can now borrow USDC against USR, wstUSR, RLP, and PT-wstUSR (Pendle), with leverage of up to 12.5x on Ethereum Mainnet curated by Tulipa Capital.
This integration makes it possible to:
Access leveraged yield on wstUSR, PT-wstUSR, and RLP
Farm Resolv points with leverage
Capture $40,000 in initial rewards (RESOLV + GEAR) for lenders via Merkl
Gearbox expands Resolv’s reach into composable leverage, enabling users to scale strategies and maximize rewards while maintaining capital efficiency.
Resolv is embedding deeper into the HyperEVM ecosystem, with USR and RLP becoming core building blocks for liquidity, lending, and structured yield.
HyperUSD vault — delivers native yield across protocols by allocating to USR Lending on MorphoBeat, Hyperswap, HypurrFi — with strategies deployed directly on HyperEVM.
Morphobeat — a dedicated USR vault curated by MEV Capital extends USR adoption into HyperEVM ecosystem.
Spectra — both USR and RLP markets are live on Spectra HyperEVM, enabling structured strategies with Resolv’s instruments.
And let’s not forget about points - there are plenty from Resolv and ecosystem partners.
The Resolv grant program has been updated to better support builders and researchers. The program focuses on analytics (dashboards and monitoring tools), integrations, and community initiatives. By allocating treasury resources toward contributors, Resolv ensures growth remains decentralized and community-driven.
The first grantees of Wave 1 has already been announced, with more to come. Check out the program details and wait for updates on upcoming Waves.
A refreshed in-app swap experience is now live, now operating through Kyberswap.
With aggregated routes across DeFi, every swap taps the best prices, the deepest pools, and the smoothest execution available.
Next up: multi-token swaps both ways, no longer just stables ⭤ USR / RLP.
We’re growing our tech team and hiring for three core roles:
DeFi Research & Investments Lead
Senior Backend Engineer
Senior DevOps Engineer
This is an opportunity to make an impact in the fintech/crypto domain and work on infrastructure powering the next generation of DeFi yield strategies. If you’re aligned with Resolv’s vision — or know someone who’d be a great fit — check out the specs here.
Security remains a top priority for Resolv. In August, another successful review was completed by MixBytes, reinforcing the strength of Resolv’s core contracts.
Beyond traditional audits, Resolv has also embedded Immunefi PR Reviews directly into its CI/CD workflow. This allows top web3 security researchers to review pull requests before code hits production, surfacing vulnerabilities early and accelerating launches with stronger guarantees.
Resolv continues to grow its voice in the stablecoin and DeFi conversation.
Ivan joined a discussion on stablecoins, highlighting USR’s role in stablecoin architecture and sustainable yield.
Resolv was accepted into Hub71 in Abu Dhabi, with Ivan representing the project. Hub71 is a leading MENA tech hub connecting startups with sovereign funds, corporates, and allocators — opening channels into regions where institutional adoption is accelerating.
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