All yield figures are indicative BTC APY ranges, not guarantees. Actual returns vary by
program, market conditions, and counterparty. Figures are net of fees and
BTC-denominated. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Where the yield comes from
Two engines generate the blended yield:- Mining credit — structured mining loans: secured Mezzamine Credit ASIC and hashrate loans, repaid monthly from block production. The core yield engine.
- Bitcoin liquid vaults — Bitcoin Solver settlement spread plus a liquid BTC reserve. This engine holds the instant liquidity that enables flexible redemption, and absorbs capital between loan cycles.
Why it stands out
myBTC carries the same mining exposure as Mezzamine Credit — without the fixed-term constraints:- Mining yield, flexible terms — Mezzamine Credit pays a fixed yield on a strict repayment schedule, with no early exit. myBTC wraps the same credit exposure in a token with flexible redemption.
- Secondary trading markets — the token is transferable: exit a position without waiting on redemption, or borrow against it to loop exposure.
- Always deployed — the liquid vaults absorb capital between loan cycles, so the position keeps earning while credit capacity fills — see oversubscription.
- Native BTC settlement — deposit, accrue yield, and redeem entirely in Bitcoin.
Mezzamine — the credit engine
This vault is powered by Mezzamine, Maestro’s miner-secured credit platform. For the full
credit mechanics — collateral, loan lifecycle, borrower diligence, and program terms — see the
Mezzamine documentation.
Further reading
How it works
The two yield engines, the deposit-to-redemption lifecycle, and how value accrues through mNAV.
Why BTC-denominated
How myBTC compares to USD yield tokens and BTC staking.
Compliance & custody
Request early access
Join the first myBTC cohort ahead of the launch — via the contact form, or institutional@gomaestro.org.
Maestro Institutional is operated by Go Maestro Inc. and is intended for accredited investors
and qualified allocators only. Access is permissioned and subject to eligibility verification,
with KYC required where a vault’s terms specify; it is not directed at retail investors. Bitcoin and
Bitcoin-denominated yield products carry material market, counterparty, regulatory, and
technology risks. Yield figures are net of fees and BTC-denominated; past performance
is not indicative of future results. Custody options vary by vault and strategy; depending on
the vault, investors deposit directly into vault contracts or through a qualified custodian
(Anchorage Digital).