The Bitrue Research Institute published a new report this month titled 'Why Institutions Are Ditching Yield Farming for Real Yield', laying out the shift from the inflation-driven farming craze of 2020–2022 toward strategies built on verifiable cash flows. The 18-page analysis argues that institutional money is now flowing into RWA-backed yields, borrower interest spreads, and other forms of output that can hold up even when markets turn choppy.
What the report says
The report doesn't simply declare the old model dead — it tries to show, with data, why yield farming peaked and why real yield is taking over. It defines real yield as returns that come from actual economic activity rather than token emissions or temporary liquidity subsidies. That category covers yields from tokenized real-world assets, lending spreads, and other verifiable revenue streams.
Who's behind it
Andri Fauzan Adziima, Research Lead at Bitrue, said institutions are increasingly allocating capital toward sustainable real yield models. The report itself is free to download from the Bitrue website and is aimed at helping consumers reorient their portfolios for what comes next.
About Bitrue
Bitrue launched in July 2018 and now supports over 700 cryptocurrencies. The exchange offers spot trading, futures, OTC, staking, copy trading, and Alpha trading. It ranks among the top exchanges for XRP trading volume and advertises staking and investment products with annualized rates up to 30%.
The Bitrue Research Institute says it plans to release monthly reports on web3 financial markets going forward. That means this real yield paper is likely the first of many, giving the industry a recurring look at where institutional capital is actually moving — not just where it's been.
