How to earn DeFi yield with the Avalanche Network
The low-fee Avalanche network and the easy-to-use Coinbase Wallet are a perfect way to start experimenting with DeFi protocols and get a sense of how they work

Like Ethereum, Avalanche is a blockchain platform that can run a wide range of decentralized applications, also known as dapps. Unlike Ethereum, which has often seen high fees as its popularity has risen, Avalanche can be a lot cheaper — with fees that generally are in the pennies or less. This makes it an ideal sandbox for exploring the basic concepts around decentralized finance, better known as DeFi. DeFi is an umbrella term for peer-to-peer financial services on blockchains — and Avalanche has grown to be a major hub of DeFi activity. As of April 2024, it ranked ninth in terms of total value locked (TVL) among all blockchains (you can check the current ranking here). Avalanche has grown into a highly interoperable blockchain in the DeFi space, partially thanks to its address format that mirrors Ethereum’s. Rapid settlement times and minimal gas fees also have boosted Avalanche