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Bitwise Launches Non‑Custodial Vault Curation on Morpho, Targets 6% APY

Bitwise launches onchain non‑custodial vault curation on Morpho, targeting up to 6% APY on stablecoins.

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Bitwise Launches Non‑Custodial Vault Curation on Morpho, Targets 6% APY

Bitwise Asset Management announced a new onchain investor solution—non‑custodial vault curation—powered by Morpho, an onchain lending network; the strategy is led by Jonathan Man, CFA, Head of Multi‑Strategy Solutions and DeFi Strategies at Bitwise, and leverages Bitwise’s 140‑person technology and investment team. The initial vault targets an annual percentage yield of up to 6% on stablecoins, with plans to expand into additional strategies and programmable, real‑time risk management on Morpho’s modular architecture.

This matters because it signals growing institutional adoption of decentralized finance (DeFi) infrastructure and offers a professionally managed, non‑custodial route to digital fixed‑income exposure; Bitwise cites $15 billion in client assets and frames vault curation as a way to simplify onchain risk management for investors. Jonathan Man says, “That’s why we’re so excited for Bitwise to enter vault curation,” and Morpho notes the offering enables institutionally defined risk parameters directly onchain, subject to applicable jurisdictional and regulatory considerations.

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🧭 FAQs

What did Bitwise announce? Bitwise launched non‑custodial vault curation powered by Morpho on Jan. 26, 2026.
What yield does the first vault target? The initial stablecoin strategy targets up to 6% annual percentage yield in the U.S. markets.
Who leads the Bitwise strategy and team? Jonathan Man, CFA, leads the strategy supported by Bitwise’s 140‑person technology and investment team.
How does this affect institutional DeFi adoption locally? Bitwise says the product enables institutional capital allocation onchain using professionally defined risk parameters.