The highest yield currently tracked on Spectra is 5.10% APY on Gami Spectra USDC (USDC on Base). Rates are variable and update daily.

Earnbase tracks 2 yield strategies on Spectra across 1 asset and 2 networks.

Spectra supports yield strategies for USDC. Each asset has multiple strategies with different risk profiles and APY rates.

No. APY shown on Earnbase reflects on-chain vault performance only. External incentives such as token rewards, points programs, and liquidity mining are excluded.

The combined TVL across all 2 Spectra strategies tracked on Earnbase is $5.7M.

The average APY across all tracked Spectra strategies is 5.10%. Individual strategies vary considerably — sorting the tables by APY reveals the full range from conservative to higher-yield positions.

Spectra is deployed on Base, Katana. Borrowing demand and liquidity conditions differ by network, so the same asset can yield different rates depending on which network you deposit on. Comparing across networks is one of the most reliable ways to find yield improvements without changing risk profile.

The highest 30-day average APY on Spectra is 6.41% on Gami Spectra USDC. The 30-day figure smooths out short-term rate spikes and provides a more reliable indicator of what a position has actually delivered over time.

Sort by APY to identify the highest-yielding options, then examine the product name and network for context. Higher APY typically reflects higher collateral risk, leverage, or a smaller liquidity pool. Comparing the 24-hour APY against the 30-day average helps identify whether a rate spike is recent or sustained.

No. Spectra strategies vary by collateral type, network, curator (if applicable), leverage, and liquidity pool size. A conservative USDC vault with blue-chip collateral carries different risk than a higher-yield strategy accepting more volatile collateral. APY differences between strategies on the same protocol reflect these underlying differences.