Question 1

What SDAI yields are available on Arbitrum?

Accepted Answer

StableLens indexes every SDAI-denominated yield pool on Arbitrum that's listed via DefiLlama or our per-chain protocol adapters (Aave v3, Compound v3, Morpho, Sky/Spark, Pendle, etc.). The pool list above shows current APY, TVL, and StableLens risk grade. The /yields directory has the unfiltered view + filter chips for chain, protocol, risk grade, and APY threshold.

Question 2

Are higher APYs on Arbitrum riskier than on Ethereum?

Accepted Answer

APY-vs-risk relationships are pool-specific, not chain-specific. The chain-risk dimension contributes the same score to every pool on a given chain — Ethereum gets ~95, and Arbitrum carries its own base score. Pool-level APY differences come from protocol mechanics, emission schedules, and liquidity depth. Always compare risk-adjusted APY (APY ÷ σ₃₀ᴅ) rather than raw APY when evaluating across pools.

Question 3

What's the difference between native SDAI and bridged SDAI on Arbitrum?

Accepted Answer

Native SDAI (issued directly on Arbitrum, e.g. via the issuer's official deployment) carries less risk than bridged SDAI (locked on Ethereum, minted on Arbitrum via a bridge). Bridged-asset pools include the bridge in the risk surface; the StableLens risk model captures this in the Oracle/Bridge dimension.

Question 4

Can I deposit SDAI on Arbitrum directly through StableLens?

Accepted Answer

No. StableLens is data-only — we never custody funds, never sign transactions, and never execute trades. The "Deposit" links on each pool route directly to the underlying protocol's app interface. You connect your own wallet there.

Question 5

Is StableLens recommending one Arbitrum SDAI pool over others?

Accepted Answer

No. StableLens publishes risk grades and analysis but never recommends specific pools. The risk-adjusted APY column (APY ÷ σ₃₀ᴅ) is a useful single-number comparison; allocators should also weigh the per-dimension risk breakdown and their own diligence on protocol mechanics. Methodology is open-source at /methodology/v0.1.

SDAI yields on Arbitrum

No SDAI pools indexed on Arbitrum yet.