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ETH-STETH

HOLD · 60%

Convex Finance · Ethereum · Informational — not executable

69C · Fair

Wealthville Score

Verdict HOLD · 60% confidence

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Enter63

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Hold76

keep position

Exit5

urgency to leave

The pool's main differentiator is liquid ETH/stETH exposure with fee-based yield rather than a high incentive-driven return. It holds $53.91M of liquidity and yields 1.2%; WealthVille's AI verdict is ENTER with 68% confidence. This is informational only, and WealthVille executes on Solana, not EVM.

Computed 2026-09-05 05:29 UTC from on-chain yield, liquidity-depth, and risk signals. Not financial advice.

Liquidityhelp

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$53.91M

Total value locked

$0.00

24h volume

Yieldhelp

trending_up

1.2%

total APY

Base yield — no reward emissions

1.2%

adjusted · trailing 7d base (est.)

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The pool's main differentiator is liquid ETH/stETH exposure with fee-based yield rather than a high incentive-driven return. It holds $53.91M of liquidity and yields 1.2%; WealthVille's AI verdict is ENTER with 68% confidence. This is informational only, and WealthVille executes on Solana, not EVM.

History

30d Low

$41.18M

Latest

$53.91M

30d High

$55.01M

Daily snapshots · data via DefiLlama

#63 of 674 EVM pools · top 9%#35 of 437 on Ethereum#1 of 13 on Convex Finance

Performance

Base APY (24h)1.23%
Base APY (7d avg)1.22%
Fees earned (24h, est.)$1.82K
Volume (24h)$0.00
Volume (7d)$0.00
Volume (30d)$0.00

Efficiency & Flow

TVL change (24h)-1.7%
TVL change (7d)-0.1%
Volume / TVL (24h)0.00x
Fee yield per $1 TVL / day$0.000034
Fee APR sustainability100% from feesvs rewards
Reward dependency0% of APRfrom emissions
TVL stability (30d CV)0.123lower is steadier

Pool Analysis

Yield breakdown

The quoted yield comprises 1.2% in base or trading-fee yield and — in incentives. With reward yield currently absent or limited, the return depends mainly on trading activity and pool utilization rather than emissions. Reward sustainability should be assessed by checking whether incentives remain funded and whether the base yield persists after gas and compounding costs.

Risk profile

The principal risks are Convex and underlying pool smart-contract failure, strategy or integration errors, and divergence between ETH and stETH, including a possible stETH discount. Reward yield can decline or disappear, so — should not be treated as fixed income. Ethereum gas is a drag on small positions, especially when depositing, harvesting, or withdrawing. This sheet is informational; WealthVille does not execute on EVM and executes on Solana.

Assets

ETH is the native Ethereum asset, while stETH represents staked ETH and can trade at a premium or discount to ETH despite being economically related. The pair is generally liquid, but ETH-stETH price divergence creates impermanent-loss and withdrawal-value risk for the position; a narrowing spread can help, while a widening stETH discount can hurt.

Strategy note

Before entering, compare the estimated Ethereum deposit, harvest, and withdrawal gas cost with the intended position size, then monitor the stETH-ETH spread and the split between 1.2% and —; consider exiting if the spread widens materially or reward yield falls without sufficient base yield.

In plain English

This pool puts ETH and stETH together and earns money mainly from trading fees, with possible extra rewards. The value can fall relative to simply holding ETH if stETH loses its usual relationship with ETH, and Ethereum transaction fees can make small deposits uneconomical.

Why this verdict

  • ai_engine=hold

Frequently asked questions

How does the ETH-STETH strategy on convex-finance generate yield?

The strategy provides ETH-stETH liquidity and earns trading-fee yield, represented by 1.2%. Convex may also route eligible incentives to depositors, represented by —, with the combined result shown as 1.2%.

What are the main risks of this yield vault?

Risks include Convex, pool, and smart-contract failure; strategy or integration errors; ETH-stETH price divergence; and declining incentives. Ethereum gas can reduce or eliminate returns for small positions, and 1.2% is not guaranteed.

Is the APY on ETH-STETH sustainable?

Sustainability depends more on recurring trading fees when — is low or absent. 1.2% can change with pool volume, liquidity, ETH-stETH spreads, and any future incentive changes, so it should be monitored rather than assumed to persist.

How are rewards auto-compounded?

Convex strategy mechanics can harvest eligible fees or incentives and reinvest them according to the pool design, increasing the position's exposure to future yield. The compounding process may incur or embed gas and execution costs, and — is the current reward component to monitor.

What are the withdrawal terms?

Withdrawal availability, fees, and any contract-specific requirements depend on the Convex position and underlying ETH-stETH pool, with no fixed maturity implied by the quoted 1.2%. Check the live contract interface and expected Ethereum gas before withdrawing, and account for possible slippage or stETH-ETH divergence.

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Pool Details

ProtocolConvex Finance
ChainEthereum
CategoryYield
Tracked since6/25/2026
Data updated4h ago

Verdict from WealthVille’s multi-signal reconciliation engine. Informational only — not financial advice.

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