Yield Basis activates Fee Switch, starting BTC distribution to veYB holders.
17.55 BTC ($1.62M) distributed to veYB holders after Fee Switch launch.
Governance and rewards tied to veYB tokens with the new Fee Switch.
Yield Basis enhances liquidity and stability in the Bitcoin ecosystem.
Ongoing fee distributions to veYB holders strengthen long-term growth.
Yield Basis, a Bitcoin-focused liquidity protocol, has reached a key milestone by activating its Fee Switch. This event officially begins the distribution of collected protocol fees to veYB token holders. In total, 17.55 BTC, valued at approximately $1.62 million, is ready to be distributed to veYB holders after the Fee Switch activation on December 4, 2025.
The Fee Switch launch marks a significant development for the Bitcoin protocol’s governance structure. The admin fees collected from Yield Basis pools were stored in the DAO contract but remained inaccessible. With the Fee Switch in place, the collected admin fees will be routed to a distributor contract for later distribution.
Yield Basis generates fees from trading activities within its liquidity pools. These fees are split between liquidity providers and an admin fee. The new Fee Switch ensures that the captured admin fees will be allocated to veYB token holders according to their governance weight. This shift empowers veYB holders to claim their share of fees, aligning economic incentives within the Yield Basis protocol.
With the Fee Switch now active, Yield Basis delivers its full intended value for the YB token. veYB holders not only gain the right to participate in fee distribution but also have a direct stake in the protocol’s governance. As a result, the protocol ensures that governance participation is tied to real economic rewards, enhancing the value of veYB tokens.
The decision to distribute collected fees through the governance system strengthens the link between Yield Basis and its foundational partner, Curve Finance. Curve DAO participants will receive YB tokens with enhanced value, as they can lock them into veYB for added yield generation. This incentivizes support for Yield Basis pools, benefiting both protocols by increasing liquidity depth and operational stability.
The Fee Switch implementation signals a strong commitment to long-term growth and stability within the Bitcoin protocol ecosystem. With a continuous stream of fees generated by trading activities, future distributions will follow a four-week schedule. This predictable cycle will provide veYB holders with ongoing rewards, reinforcing the protocol’s sustainable model.
This upgrade places Yield Basis as a leading revenue-generating protocol within the Bitcoin space. By aligning governance with economic value, the protocol creates a closed-loop system that rewards both governance participants and liquidity providers.
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