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Maestro’s strategies source their yield from real Bitcoin-denominated economic activity, not token incentives that dilute over time.

The mining credit flywheel

Each program on Mezzamine, Maestro’s miner-secured credit marketplace, generates yield in the following way:
1

LPs deposit

Liquidity providers deposit BTC into a Yield Vault or myBTC.
2

Capital funds vetted miner programs

Mezzamine vets miners and structures first-lien, BTC-denominated credit programs, secured by reserves, hardware, and hashrate.
3

Miners deploy capital

Borrowers deploy loan proceeds into ASIC hardware — CapEx and energy that expands hashrate.
4

Hashrate grows

Additional hashrate increases the miner’s share of block rewards and transaction fees.
5

Block rewards service the loan

Miners repay principal and interest from mining revenue — currency-aligned debt, so the loan and the collateral backing it are denominated in the same asset.
6

BTC yield flows to LPs

Repayments flow back through the vault or myBTC pool as BTC-denominated yield.

Two yield families

Mining credit

Powered by Mezzamine Credit — secured ASIC and hashrate loans to vetted miners, repaid from block rewards. The platform’s core yield engine.

Bitcoin liquid vaults

Intent solver settlement and other liquid strategies earning spread and fees from real market activity.

See the flywheel live

The Sazmining program — 2 BTC into 57 PH/s, paying a fixed 9% BTC yield.