DeGate
DeGate is a self-custody crypto wallet for earning yield on blockchains through LP positions, USDC vaults, multi-chain swaps, and onchain stock tokens.
What is DeGate?
DeGate is a self-custody crypto wallet designed to help users discover and earn from on-chain opportunities. Its Turbo Range feature lets users earn fees from the price movement of top assets like TSLA and BTC through liquidity provision, with yields up to 100%+ APY. DeGate also offers Simple Earn vaults for earning yield on USDC (up to 10%+), multi-chain swaps supporting over 10,000,000 tokens on 10+ chains without bridging or gas headaches, and onchain stock tokens for fractional, borderless trading of equities like TSLA and NVDA settled in USDC. The wallet features 24/7 customer support and is fully self-custodial and audited.
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