CDAI CUSDC — Staking Pool · Live Yield Data

The APR for this CDAI CUSDC pool on Convex Finance (Ethereum) is currently below our display floor — it may be dormant, its incentive program has expired, or source data is refreshing. TVL $180.0K. Browse live CDAI CUSDC pools → for real-time APY rates.

By APY Hub · Reviewed by Ankit Sharma · Last reviewed: July 2026 · Data: DeFiLlama · Updated every 4h

APY data sourced from DeFiLlama. Not financial advice — verify rates before depositing.

Pool Statistics

APY & TVL History

Historical APY and TVL data for CDAI CUSDC, sourced from the DeFiLlama API. Use the charts to assess whether the current yield is a recent spike or a sustained rate. Sudden APY jumps often indicate new incentive programs — verify whether they are ongoing before making deposit decisions.

About CDAI CUSDC

The CDAI CUSDC pool is a decentralized yield-generating position managed by the Convex Finance protocol on the Ethereum blockchain. Depositors provide CDAI, CUSDC liquidity and receive a share of the fees and rewards generated by pool activity — with no intermediaries, no KYC, and full on-chain transparency.

Current APR for CDAI CUSDC is unavailable (pool may be dormant or its incentive program expired) while $180.0K remains locked. Browse live CDAI CUSDC pools → for pools with real-time yield.

How This Pool Generates Yield

Yield in CDAI CUSDC comes from Convex Finance protocol activity, but the pool's current APR is temporarily unavailable — it may be dormant, its incentive program may have ended, or its source data has not refreshed yet. Verify the live rate on the Convex Finance interface before depositing.

Unlike centralized staking on exchanges, your deposit in CDAI CUSDC is secured by Convex Finance's open-source smart contracts on Ethereum. You can verify the exact contract addresses, see every transaction in the pool, and withdraw your position at any time without requiring anyone's permission.

Who Should Use CDAI CUSDC?

This pool suits investors who already hold CDAI, CUSDC and want to put those assets to work beyond simply holding. As a stablecoin pool, it offers yield without price volatility risk on the principal — ideal for conservative DeFi participants.

How to Stake CDAI, CUSDC in Convex Finance

Follow these steps to deposit into the CDAI CUSDC pool — its APR is currently unavailable, so verify the live rate on the protocol interface before depositing. The entire process takes 15–30 minutes for first-time DeFi users.

Step 1: Buy CDAI, CUSDC

Purchase CDAI, CUSDC on Bybit, BINGX, or MEXC. Choose the Ethereum network for withdrawal to avoid bridging fees. Confirm the network before completing the transfer.

Step 2: Set Up a Wallet

Install MetaMask or use a Ledger hardware wallet. Add the Ethereum network if it is not detected automatically. Never store your seed phrase digitally.

Step 3: Get Ethereum for Gas

Buy a small amount of Ethereum's native token to pay transaction fees — usually $1–10 worth is sufficient for several transactions.

Step 4: Connect to Convex Finance

Visit the official Convex Finance app. Bookmark the URL directly. Never click links from DMs, social media, or email — phishing sites mimic real protocols exactly.

Step 5: Approve and Deposit

Approve the token spend in your wallet, then confirm the deposit transaction. Yield begins accruing in the next block after confirmation.

Step 6: Track and Harvest

Check your position regularly. Some pools require manual reward claims — harvest and reinvest whenever this pool resumes emitting a live APR.

Gas Costs and Break-Even

On Ethereum, expect to spend approximately $2–$30 in gas for the deposit and withdrawal transactions combined. This pool's current APR is unavailable, so break-even math will refresh when the pool resumes yield — verify the live rate on the Convex Finance interface before sizing your position.

Risk Assessment — CDAI CUSDC

Every DeFi investment involves risk. Key risks for this pool:

• Smart Contract Risk — All DeFi protocols carry smart contract risk. Verify Convex Finance's audit history and bug bounty program before depositing.
• Liquidity Risk — Lower TVL means larger deposits may face slippage. Check pool depth before depositing.
• Impermanent Loss — Single-asset or stablecoin pool — impermanent loss risk is minimal or non-existent for this pool type.
• Asset Price Risk — Stablecoin pool — principal value is stable regardless of broader crypto market moves.
• Protocol Risk — Review Convex Finance's documentation, audit reports, and community reputation before committing large positions.

Frequently Asked Questions