Every week, yields from funded operations land in investors' wallets as USDC. Not a governance token, not something you need to swap. Just stablecoin, claimable on-chain, on the chain of your choice.
The distribution runs through a merkle tree contract. Each epoch, a root is published on-chain before claims open. Anyone can verify their allocation independently, trace the history back, check the math. It's all there: operation by operation, epoch by epoch, completely public. The contract itself has been audited and has been running in production long enough to be considered battle-tested at this point.
Claims work across Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Polygon, BSC, Sonic, and Linea. You pick where you want the USDC to land.
There are two separate reward streams: operation rewards, tied to the performance of each funded asset, and referral rewards. Both are claimable independently, with their own merkle proofs.
The interesting part is what you can do with weekly USDC rewards once you have them. A lot of opLEND holders use their tokens as collateral on Aave. If you're running that position, you can route your rewards directly toward repaying the debt, passively reducing your LTV every week without touching the position manually. The liquidation risk shrinks on its own. It's a simple mechanic but it changes how you think about leverage when the underlying asset is generating real yield.
Nothing about this setup requires trust in a backend or a team decision. The merkle roots are published, the proofs are public, and the contract logic is open. You can check everything before you claim and all distributions is listed on the operation page.
