Yield paid in the asset you deposited
EarnPark pays rewards in the same cryptocurrency a user deposited, not in a separate token they would have to convert or sell. A Bitcoin holder accumulates more Bitcoin. A Tether holder accumulates more Tether. The reward is added to your position as more of the same coin, ready to compound again the next day.
Same asset in, same asset out
A common pattern on yield platforms is to advertise a rate paid in the platform's own token rather than the coin a user deposited. That forces the user to sell the reward token to realise any value from it, or to hold price exposure to an asset they never chose. EarnPark's advertised rates work differently. Deposit Bitcoin, earn Bitcoin. Deposit Tether, earn Tether. The PARK token can boost the rate a user earns, but it is never the thing being paid out.
The rate applies to the whole balance
Some platforms advertise a headline rate that only applies to the first few hundred dollars of a deposit, with the rest of the balance earning far less. On EarnPark, a rate such as 10% on Tether or 5% on Bitcoin applies to the entire balance a user allocates, not a capped slice of it. Those figures are examples: rates move with market conditions, so the current number for every asset lives in the app, next to the strategy it belongs to. The calculator lets anyone model the maths for a chosen coin and amount before depositing anything.
The evidence
| Claim | Where to check it |
|---|---|
| Rewards are paid in the same asset a user deposited, not a separate token, shown here on a BTC strategy rather than a stablecoin one | Maker Core (BTC) ↗ |
| The advertised rate applies to the whole balance, not just an introductory portion | earnpark.com ↗ |
| Model the in-kind compounding maths for a chosen coin and amount | APY Calculator ↗ |
Related signals
No token gating
Daily auto compounding
The EarnPark wallet
See what your own balance would earn
Run the numbers for the coin and amount you hold, then start earning it back in kind.