Good data is essential

In onchain asset management, reliable and trustworthy yield data is often inconsistent across protocols, making it difficult for investors to compare opportunities fairly. The Nashpoint frontend displays recent returns, projected returns, and the performance of the underlying strategies–all sourced from our partner, vaults.fyi.

What vaults.fyi does

vaults.fyi tracks share prices and other metrics, calculating yield based on how they change over time. Their API provides this data across multiple time frames, using a standardized methodology across all protocols and vaults tracked. Where applicable, they also include information on rewards and incentives.

Why not build our own system

Using vaults.fyi was an easy choice. It allows us to focus on building product features rather than maintaining a separate data infrastructure. This also ensures our frontend data remains neutral, using the same methodology as dozens of protocols and hundreds of vaults—without any subjective interpretation or ability for Nashpoint to influence the results

How this data powers our frontend

Nashpoint utilizes multiple endpoints from vaults.fyi to generate the reporting on our front end. Our presented APY data is based on vaults.fyi tracking and calculations, while we also include their benchmark rate for comparison. Each strategy within RWAFI is linked to its vaults.fyi listing, and the composite of that data is used to produce the projected APY calculation.

Neutral and verifiable

The use of an external data provider, vaults.fyi, ensures that what users see is always up to date and independently verified. We don’t inflate numbers or manually edit yields. Investors can always compare our actual performance to projected yields. Similarly we have a clear benchmark to evaluate our own performance and execution against. Over time we believe this approach will help us to build trust with DeFi users and institutions.