Clearpool X-Pool launch introduces a new vault targeting 8–15% stablecoin yields, combining U.S. Treasuries and DeFi strategies.
Author: Akshat Thakur
October 27, 2025: The Clearpool X-Pool launch marks a major expansion in decentralized finance, as Clearpool Finance unveils an institutional-grade yield vault targeting annual returns between 8% and 15% on stablecoins. The vault blends U.S. Treasury exposure with market-neutral arbitrage strategies, bridging traditional finance efficiency with on-chain accessibility.
The Clearpool X-Pool launch introduces a unified smart-vault that allocates user funds across two principal strategies:
Vault leverage is capped at 2×, ensuring risk-controlled exposure and continuous on-chain monitoring. Users deposit USDX on Flare Network, receive yUSDX LP tokens, and earn rewards distributed weekly. Withdrawals clear within 72 hours via a smart-queue model.
At the core of the Clearpool X-Pool launch is its collaboration with HT Markets, a subsidiary of Hex Trust boasting 25 years of FX and crypto-trading experience. HT Markets supplies active yield strategies and execution infrastructure, while Hex Trust secures assets under institutional-grade custody.
This partnership aligns with Clearpool’s roadmap to expand from DeFi credit markets into PayFi and Treasury management products, offering compliant, transparent yield alternatives for stablecoin investors.
Founded in 2021, Clearpool is a Singapore-based decentralized credit marketplace founded by Robert Alcorn, Jakob Kronbichler, and Alessio Quaglini. The platform has originated over $850 million in loans with a TVL around $70 million. Its native token $CPOOL underpins governance, staking, and protocol buybacks.
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