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Yield aggregators crypto: 17 on NAUT, 6 with a launched token

By NAUT Research · · 5 min read

17 Yield aggregators crypto yield aggregators and optimizers on NAUT, 6 with a launched token flag. Logos: yearn.finance, Pancake Bunny, Tulip Protocol, Flurry Finance, Hawksight, Beluga, Wombex, Liquid Crypto, MoonFarm Finance, Gro DAO, IDLE, Zunami Protocol, Everlend, BlastOff, Amphor, cove_fi.

NAUT tracks 17 yield aggregators crypto teams, counting yield optimizers, as of 13 November 2026, and 6 of them carry a launched token flag on NAUT's record: yearn.finance (YFI), Pancake Bunny (BUNNY), Tulip Protocol (TULIP), Flurry Finance (FLURRY), Hawksight (HAWK) and Beluga. Outside listings show 3 more of the 17 trading a token that NAUT's flag does not yet mark: Wombex (WMX), Liquid Crypto (LQDX) and MoonFarm Finance (MFO).

How this list was built: on 13 November 2026, NAUT read every live project row whose own description names a yield aggregator, a yield optimizer or yield automation, which gave 19 rows. 2 were then left out because NAUT's outside check turned up reports that each had shut down: Carrot and Midas Investments. The token column is NAUT's record. NAUT's research pass put 1 token claim for each of 13 of the 17 kept rows to outside pages: 6 came back with a listing this article cites, and 7 did not give a source it can use. The outside check also turned up reports that Gro DAO voted to wind down and went withdraw-only in 2023, and that Tulip Protocol is effectively dead; both stay here as NAUT records, not as active protocols. The 4 kept rows with no outside check are BlastOff, NovaYield AI, Amphor and cove_fi.

Which yield aggregators crypto teams are on NAUT, and which have a token?

Sorted with the 6 flagged rows first, then the rest A to Z. "Token" is NAUT's launched token flag and the ticker in brackets is the one stored on NAUT's row. "Check" says what NAUT's research pass found: "Listed" means a CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap or Zerion listing confirmed the token, "Open" means the check gave no source this article can cite, and "Not checked" means the row was not put to an outside page.

Project Token (ticker) Check
Yes (YFI) Open
Yes (BUNNY) Listed
Yes (TULIP) Open
Yes (FLURRY) Listed
Yes (HAWK) Listed
Yes (none) Open
No (none) Not checked
No (OFF) Not checked
No (none) Not checked
No (ELD) Open
No (GRO) Open
No () Open
No (LQDX) Listed
No (MFO) Listed
No (none) Not checked
No (WMX) Listed
No (none) Open

Beluga's row carries the launched token flag with no stored ticker. 7 rows store a ticker while the flag is off, and for 3 of them the outside check found the token listed: Zerion lists "Wombex Token (WMX)" and "Liquid Crypto (LQDX)", and CoinMarketCap carries a Moonfarm Finance MFO price page. CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap label the LQDX ticker as Reddex, so match the contract before you treat it as Liquid Crypto's token. CoinGecko describes FLURRY as the governance token of the Flurry protocol from Flurry Finance, and its Hawksight page lists HAWK.

Which chains do crypto yield aggregators run on?

Yield aggregators on NAUT per chain tag, top 4 chains
  1. Ethereum7
  2. BNB Chain6
  3. Solana3
  4. Polygon3

Ethereum carries 7 of the 17 and BNB Chain 6, counting a project once per chain it is tagged with; yearn.finance alone is tagged with 16 chains, BlastOff is the only Blast row, and NovaYield AI has no chain on file.

What this tells a BD team selling to yield aggregators crypto protocols

  • 2 teams build on another protocol, so they buy integrations: cove_fi is a yield optimizer built on Yearn V3 on NAUT's record, and Wombex a yield aggregation and veToken protocol built on top of Wombat Exchange.
  • Stablecoin yield is its own pair: Gro DAO and Zunami Protocol both describe stablecoin yield products, though Gro DAO has reports of a 2023 wind-down, so Zunami Protocol is the lead for a stablecoin issuer or a risk vendor.
  • The Solana block is 3 rows: Tulip Protocol, Hawksight and Everlend, and Tulip Protocol describes auto-compounding vaults. Amphor is the 1 row whose description names liquid restaking tokens (LRT).
  • yearn.finance is a DeFi yield aggregator with automated vaults on NAUT's record and is tagged with 16 chains, the widest reach of the 17 for a chain or wallet pitch.
How a BD team can work this list
  1. Pick the chainStart with the 7 Ethereum rows or the 6 BNB Chain rows, or the 3 on Solana.
  2. Open each pageyearn.finance, Wombex and the other 15 each have a NAUT page; check whether a team is listed.
  3. Find the decision makerLook for the founder, BD or partnerships title on the team list.
  4. Reach outCheck which channels NAUT has on file, then send 1 note tied to their vaults or chain.

What this tells an investor sourcing yield deals

  • 5 of the 17 have no ticker on NAUT's record: Amphor, Beluga, cove_fi, NovaYield AI and Zunami Protocol. Read each page before you assume a team is pre-token.
  • NovaYield AI's NAUT description says it is running a $NYV presale on its website, aiming to raise $6.25M in total.
  • 7 of the 13 rows put to an outside check came back "Open", so token status in this sector moves faster than any single record. Treat the flag as a lead and confirm the contract.
How an investor can use this list
  1. Split by tokenSeparate the 6 flagged rows from the 4 unflagged rows with no ticker.
  2. Check the open rowsRe-read the token for the 7 "Open" rows, such as Zunami Protocol and IDLE.
  3. Open the team pageFind who runs each pre-token team on its NAUT page.
  4. Reach the founderUse the channels NAUT holds on file for that person.

Related reading on NAUT: Crypto money market protocols: 51 on NAUT, 32 with a live token and DeFi funding: 7 of 15 rounds went to perps, no VC led twice.

Can you pull this data through the NAUT API?

Yes: GET https://api.naut.so/v1/projects?q=yield+aggregator&token=launched searches NAUT's projects for yield aggregators and keeps those with a launched token, and GET https://api.naut.so/v1/projects/yearn-finance returns 1 team's record, each at 5 credits a call with the key sent as Bearer $NAUT_KEY. The parameters are on NAUT's API docs and the plans on the pricing page. Verified Telegram, email and LinkedIn for the people on these teams unlock on any paid NAUT plan, so start a 7-day trial to reach them.

Yield aggregators crypto FAQ

Which yield aggregators have a token?

Of the 17 crypto yield aggregators NAUT tracks as of 13 November 2026, 6 carry a launched token flag: yearn.finance (YFI), Pancake Bunny (BUNNY), Tulip Protocol (TULIP), Flurry Finance (FLURRY), Hawksight (HAWK) and Beluga. Outside listings show Wombex (WMX), Liquid Crypto (LQDX) and MoonFarm Finance (MFO) trading a token as well.

Which chains do most crypto yield aggregators use?

Of the 17 yield aggregators on NAUT as of 13 November 2026, 7 are tagged with Ethereum, 6 with BNB Chain, 3 with Solana and 3 with Polygon, and yearn.finance is tagged with 16 chains.

Which yield aggregators were left out of this list?

NAUT left Carrot and Midas Investments out of its 13 November 2026 list of 17 yield aggregators, because its outside check turned up reports that both had shut down.

Where can I find yield aggregator teams and their contact channels?

Each of the 17 yield aggregators has a NAUT page, from yearn.finance to Everlend, and GET https://api.naut.so/v1/projects/<slug> returns the same record through the NAUT API. Verified Telegram, email and LinkedIn unlock on any paid NAUT plan, so start a 7-day trial to reach them.

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