DeSyn Protocol
Decentralized on-chain asset pool management protocol
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About DeSyn Protocol
DeSyn Protocol started in 2021 as onchain asset management and later shifted toward structured liquidity infrastructure. Strategies are split into three types: plain deposit and yield, liquidity deployed across protocols, and basis trading, all wrapped in an SLP model where users choose public vaults or a self-custody route that keeps keys with the user. Abstract accounts handle cross-chain interaction through one entry point, while a security module applies immutable bindings to third-party protocols, asset allowlists and multisig plus timelocks to limit integration risk.
Yield sources are specific: SolvBTC routes through Merlin and Solv restaking, ETH through Kelp and EigenLayer, Treasury exposure circulates via Curve pools, and basis strategies are hedged by Prosper on centralised venues. The mix serves retail users and allocators needing multi-chain exposure, deployed across Arbitrum, Linea, B² and Merlin among others. Part of the return is generated in offchain matching venues, so onchain records show transfers and settlement rather than the trade itself.
On September 24, 2026, DeSyn Protocol signed a memorandum of understanding with Nasdaq-listed technology company Zhibao Technology (ZBAO) to build institutional-grade BTCfi products. DeSyn is deployed on 15-plus chains with TVL above $1 billion and over 200,000 users; Zhibao holds roughly 2,380 BTC in reserves, and the two plan to bring those assets into on-chain structured strategies.
DeSyn Protocol's Future strategy and roadmap: In 2026 DeSyn prioritizes institutional BTCfi, and will leverage partnerships such as with Zhibao to convert more institutional BTC reserves into composable on-chain yield and risk-tranched products, while continuing to expand multi-chain coverage and strategy types.
Lionel Yuan — Co-founder & CEO; more than 13 years of internet and fintech experience; former COO of Lightnet Group.
Catherine — Co-founder & CMO; leads brand and marketing.
DeSyn Protocol lets pool managers set issuance and redemption fees within a 0%–10% range, charged on the size of the shares issued or redeemed.
DeSyn Protocol takes a 20% platform commission on those issuance, redemption, and management fees, so a 1% fee yields a 0.2% platform commission.