This post is part of a multi-part educational series we're doing on TTSLA - the first Real-World Asset (RWA) Launched on LeoStrategy's RWA Launchpad.
TTSLA is Tokenized TSLA and represents correlation to TSLA while delivering onchain benefits and daily yield payouts to TTSLA holders.
The yield is a critical part of how TTSLA works. Not only is it a great benefit to all TTSLA holders and something that TSLA itself doesn't offer, it's also a key part of how the TSLA Peg is maintained.
In this post, we will dive into the yield specifically and answer some common questions we've seen since the launch of Tokenized TSLA.
Why is Yield Important?
Traditional TSLA pays no yield. TTSLA turns your Tesla exposure into a yield-bearing onchain asset.
This yield is not a gimmick — it’s the engine that defends the peg and drives long-term profitability. If the price dips, your yield automatically rises, rewarding conviction buyers and stabilizing the system.
Where is the Yield Paid?
If you hold TTSLA on Hive-Engine, then your yield is paid as HBD, TTSLA or LSTR (you can choose your yield preference).
If you hold TTSLA on Base, then your yield is paid as USDC, TTSLA or LSTR (you can choose your yield preference).
How Often is the Yield Paid?
Yield is paid out every 24 hours on HE and Base. Yes, every single day!
The choice to pay yield every day is to increase the correlation of TTSLA to TSLA. By paying yield more frequently the correlation is organically increased because the market is more sensitive to yield policy (more on this below).
How is the Yield Calculated?
$4,000 in TTSLA at 10% APR = $400/year → ~$1.10/day in yield
$4,000 in TTSLA at 20% APR = $800/year → ~$2.20/day in yield
Yield is paid in USD-denomination and calculated based on the current price of TTSLA.
For example, if TTSLA is $4.20 and the current yield rate is 10%, then the daily yield is $4.20/365 = $0.0115 per TTSLA held.
Your yield preference (HBD, USDC, TTSLA or LSTR) then dictates which currency you're paid the $0.0115 per TTSLA in.
How Much is the Yield?
TTSLA doesn’t guess what the rate will be — it tells you in advance.
Every Monday at 0:00 UTC, the next 7-day yield is posted onchain.
Predictable policy creates predictable behavior — and stable pricing.
Remember how we said yield is one of the key elements of how TTSLA holds its correlation to TSLA?
The yield is set by a weekly policy meeting that is fully onchain, transparent and predictable.
If the price of TTSLA is trading lower than the price of TSLA, then the yield increases. If the price of TTSLA is trading higher than the price of TSLA, then the yield drops to its base (3% APR) and LeoStrategy can also strategically expand the TTSLA share count.
There is a chart in the TTSLA documentation that outlines this in greater detail. If you want that full picture go to the TTSLA Documentation and search for Section #10 "How the Peg Holds".
Here is a more simplified breakdown of that chart (assuming TSLA is trading at $444):
In simple terms, if the price of TTSLA starts to deviate to the downside relative to TSLA, then we increase the yield APR for TTSLA holders to drive demand and re-take the 1:100 TSLA peg.
How Often is Yield APR Changed?
The above chart shows the future TTSLA yield in an onchain, transparent and predictable chart. You know EXACTLY what the yield of TTSLA will be based on the TSLA price.
The yield is paid daily.
The APR rate is set weekly.
Every Monday at 0:00 UTC, there is a Thread that is autonomously posted by the TTSLA Threads Agent.
This agent posts the yield for the next 7 days based on the TTSLA:TSLA correlation. Based on this correlation, the yield is set for the next 7 days until the next "Policy Meeting". Holders begin earning the new rate immediately.
For example, if TSLA is trading at $420 and TTSLA is trading at $3.89, then TTSLA is trading within that -5.0% to -7.50% window.
This means that the APR increases from 3% to 6% APR for the next 7 days.
7 days later (the following Monday), let's say that TTSLA increases in price and TSLA is still $420. Now, TTSLA is $4.00 per share.
This means that TTSLA is trading in the -2.50% to -5.0% window. TTSLA's APR for the next 7 days will be 5% APR.
So on and so forth. Every single week, the TSLA:TTSLA correlation is measured by the TTSLA Threads agent and the agent autonomously sets the new yield rate for all TTSLA holders.
Onchain, Predictable and Transparent yield governance.
Where Does Yield Come From?
Similar to SURGE, yield comes from LeoStrategy's profitability as a fund. Our 3 cross-chain market makers + 1 HE Market Maker are generating incredible profits already. North of $9,000+ per month sustainably.
When TTSLA sells out, it will add a 4th cross-chain market maker to our stack. We believe TTSLA could be the most profitable market maker of the entire stack.
Why? Because TTSLA has an uncorrelated price to LEO, LSTR and SURGE. This makes TTSLA unique in our stack.
It simultaneously injects this uncorrelated volatility to LEO, LSTR and SURGE because of the TTSLA:LEO Pool that we'll establish once TTSLA is sold out.
The long-tail effects are simple: TSLA's price movements (volatility) are now harvestable by LeoStrategy. We anticipate this will deliver north of $36,000 in yearly profits per $100k in Market Cap for TTSLA. As this grows, we'll continue to measure.
The TTSLA yield policy is simple: we pay 3% as a baseline APR = $3,000 per year (since $100k TTSLA is being sold in the presale).
The max APR is 20% * $100k = $20,000 per year.
As TTSLA's market cap expands, the yield will expand but so will the profitability of our Market Maker. The dynamic is reflexive: grow the Market Cap and have more Dividend Obligations but also have more Market Maker profits.
When combined with our ability to deliver new future products, services, derivatives and Market Makers, LeoStrategy's profitability will only continue to expand in the future.
The Flywheel Effect of TTSLA
Price drops → Yield goes up → Demand increases → Price stabilizes → Market Maker earns more → LeoStrategy buys more LEO → Collateral backing increases.
There are multiple flywheels at play here. The correlation to TSLA and the profitability of LeoStrategy's TTSLA Market Maker is one of them.
As the price drops, the yield increases which drives more demand for TTSLA. The whole journey of this creates volatility around TTSLA which allows LeoStrategy's Market Maker to expand its profitability.
The growth in profitability leads to more LEO purchases on the open market (since anything beyond the yield obligation is considered profit to buy more LEO).
By purchasing additional LEO, we grow LeoStrategy's balance sheet in terms of LEO held and the USD value of that LEO.
This increases the over-collateralization ratio of TTSLA which increases confidence which is an important effect when TTSLA is trading below its TSLA peg. This increased confidence helps to boost TTSLA demand even further, driving it more rapidly back toward the 1:100 TSLA to TTSLA peg.. leading to additional Market Maker profits and 🔂.
TTSLA is LIVE in Limited Presale (15% Sold Out)
TTSLA is what Tesla stock would look like if it were built for crypto.
24/7 trading. Onchain yield. Transparent policy.
Buy → Hold → Earn → Compound.
TTSLA is officially 15% sold out. There is only 85% of the TTSLA presale left to purchase on the open market. We made TTSLA the most limited presale in LeoStrategy history. Get in while you still can.
If you buy TTSLA in presale, you will get two key benefits:
- 20% discount to the 1:100 TSLA:TTSLA Peg (TTSLA should trade for ~$4.40 right now and is for sale at $3.55)
- 2x Yield boost for 60 days (if you buy from the presale, your yield for the first 60 days will automatically be amplified by 2x. If the yield policy is 10% APR for TTSLA, then you will get 20%)
Buy on Beeswap -> https://beeswap.dcity.io/tokens/TTSLA
Buy on TribalDEX -> https://tribaldex.com/trade/TTSLA
Buy on LeoDex -> TTSLA on Base
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2x Yield boost for 60 days (if you buy from the presale, your yield for the first 60 days will automatically be amplified by 2x. If the yield policy is 10% APR for TTSLA, then you will get 20%)
How will you track this after it's freely tradeable?
if you buy more and sell some after the presale how do you track which portion of balances are from the bonus yield and which aren't?