DeFi Integrations

SBF Tokens are built to be composable across the DeFi stack from day one. As standard ERC-20 (or optionally ERC-4626) tokens, they plug natively into existing protocols:

• Lending Markets Integrate into money markets (Aave forks, Compound-style pools) as a yield-bearing stable collateral.

Scenario: Marcus holds $5,000 worth of SBF-QQQ — a token backed 1:1 by shares in the NASDAQ 100 ETF.

What he does: He supplies SBF-QQQ into a lending protocol.

What he gets:

• Lending APY from borrowers

• Retains upside if tech stocks rally

• Access to loans using his tokenized equities as collateral

Why it matters: He stays fully exposed to the tech market while unlocking short-term crypto liquidity.

• Liquidity Pools Paired with stablecoins (USDC, DAI, crvUSD) on AMMs like Curve and Uniswap to enable low-slippage exits and liquidity farming. Scenario: Jenna wants to earn passive income and support token liquidity.

What she does: She deposits SBFUSD and USDC into a Uniswap or Curve liquidity pool.

What she gets:

• Trading fees from swaps

• LP token rewards

• Full exposure to real-world yield with extra DeFi upside

Why it matters: She’s helping build decentralized markets — while earning from both TradFi and DeFi.

• Vault Strategies Deployed in auto-compounding or delta-neutral strategies on protocols like Yearn, Sommelier, or Enzyme. Scenario: Victor deposits SBF-TSLA (tokenized Tesla shares) into a vault on an automated strategy platform like Enzyme or Sommelier.

What happens: The vault rebalances exposure between SBF-TSLA and other assets based on volatility or momentum indicators.

Victor sees:

• Dynamic equity exposure

• Automated portfolio management

• Everything on-chain, with no need for a brokerage

Why it matters: He gets the benefits of an actively managed equity strategy — fully composable with DeFi tools.

• Treasury-Backed DAOs Deployed by DAOs as a stable, yield-generating treasury layer that avoids inflationary stablecoins or idling ETH. Scenario: A DAO wants to preserve part of its treasury in low-risk, non-volatile assets without off-ramping to fiat.

What they do: Swap a portion of ETH or stablecoins for SBFUSD, backed by short-duration bonds.

What they get:

• Real-world yield (e.g., 4–5%)

• On-chain liquidity

• Transparency into reserves via oracle dashboard

• No reliance on banks or traditional custodians

Why it matters: They protect their treasury from inflation and market swings — and stay 100% on-chain.

Initial integrations will focus on Ethereum L1 and L2s (e.g., Arbitrum, Base), with cross-chain deployment enabled via canonical bridges.