Launch tokens that have to earn their yield.
Ilyra makes yield conditional. Define a proof, program a hook, and let the token earn its way into yield.
A token does not simply promise yield. It has to prove its way into yield.
One condition.
One action.
Yield only after.
The proof is the trigger. The hook is the programmed action. Y is the yield mechanism it unlocks. Until the proof is verified onchain, nothing flows.
The interface waits.
NVDA < $220
214.38
Waiting for proof
80% fees
→ holders
Armed
Yield
OFF
7 days
Simulated sequence — illustrates the mechanism, not live data.
Three decisions.
- 01
Define a proof
Choose something measurable. A price, a volume threshold, a date, a supported oracle condition.
- 02
Program the hook
Decide what happens when the proof is verified. Route fees, buy an asset, add liquidity, fund a treasury.
- 03
Let the token earn its yield
The mechanism stays inactive until the proof is satisfied. Holders know exactly what has to happen first.
No static yield.
No empty APY promises.
Just programmable conditions.
Proofs are programmable.
A proof references something verifiable. If a data source doesn't exist yet, the proof can't be verified — and Ilyra says so instead of pretending.
- Chainlink feed
Asset price
An equity, ETF or crypto asset closes above or below a level.
- Chainlink feed
Price move
The asset moves a percentage from its launch reference.
- Onchain pool
Trading volume
The token's own pool reaches a cumulative volume.
- Block time
Time / date
A timestamp passes.
- Custom feed
Oracle condition
Any whitelisted AggregatorV3 feed crosses a threshold.
21 onchain Chainlink feeds are supported today, including tokenized US equities (24/5) and major crypto pairs. Feed registry ↗
Somewhere between.
Ilyra sits between four things you already know. The idea underneath stays simple.
ProofHookYTokens shouldn't just promise yield.
They should earn it.