Svmuu reports that Plume has partnered with Ethereum liquid staking protocol ether.fi to launch a new RWA yield vault, offering ether.fi users access to tokenized real-world asset yield opportunities.
Plume stated that ether.fi has exclusively allocated $100 million to this vault, sourced from its liquidity provider base and managed capital within existing yield products such as liquid ETH, liquid USD, and liquid BTC. A representative from ether.fi noted that there is strong market demand for yield products with institutional-grade risk control and lower DeFi exposure.
The vault will be directly integrated into the ether.fi application, allowing users to access institutional-grade RWA yields—previously available mostly to specific investors—through a familiar interface. Plume noted that as DeFi volatility and security risks increase, users are turning to more stable on-chain yield sources. (The Block)
Ether.fi Allocates $100 Million to Plume RWA Treasury, Opening Access to Real-World Asset Yields
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