Yield onHoneyB

Real Yield from Real-World Assets.

Institutional yield on Bitcoin and stablecoins, backed by traditional markets.

How yield isSourced

We identify institutional income strategies across global capital markets that can complement Bitcoin exposure.

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01 - Source

What we look for in yield.

Stability

Strategies are selected based on identifiable sources of income and repeatable return drivers.

Controlled Volatility

We prioritize strategies that reduce drawdowns and limit unnecessary market exposure.

Institutional Liquidity

Where possible, strategies are structured around daily or T+1-style liquidity.

02 - Analyze

How a strategy is tested.

02 - Analyze

How a strategy is tested.

Scenario Analysis

The strategy is put through adverse conditions, and the stress case is compared with the base case.

Scenario Analysis

The strategy is put through adverse conditions, and the stress case is compared with the base case.

Simulations

The strategy is run many times with varied inputs, and the outcomes fan out around a median path.

Liquidity Assessment

Each position is measured by its time to cash, and redemptions are set against the liquidity available.

Risk Evaluation

The strategy's value is tracked from peak to trough, and max drawdown is checked against a limit.

Historical Backtest

One million dollars carried from year-end 2019 through 2025, income reinvested — the HoneyB T-12 backtest against two neutral market references rather than competing funds.

HoneyB T-12 · Backtest

$2.55M

Hypothetical backtest, not investor performance. Values between year-ends are interpolated from the year-end figures, not observations.

03 - Integrate

How we integrate a strategy into our ecosystem.

04 - Access

A growing range of income strategies.

  1. Diversified, professionally managed portfolios generating recurring income through fixed income, credit, dividends, options, and other yield-producing assets.

  2. Income from direct lending to businesses and private borrowers, and from loans secured by real estate, equipment, receivables, and other tangible assets.

  3. Income from financing the movement of goods and working capital across global supply chains, and from purchasing business invoices and receivables at a discount.

  4. Income from structured debt, CLOs, and other diversified pools of corporate loans and securitized assets.

  5. Government-backed income from Treasury bills, notes, and related strategies.

  6. Interest income from investment-grade and high-yield corporate debt.

  7. Contractual income generated by infrastructure, energy, data centers, and other real assets.

  8. Income generated through option premiums and systematic volatility strategies.

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