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 liquidity that funds each 30-day redemption epoch, 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 no lockup, redeemable in 30-day epochs at the accrued mNAV, with Genesis positions senior in every epoch.
- Secondary trading markets: the token is transferable, so a holder can exit a position without waiting for the next redemption epoch, 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 — credit products,
collateral, and fleet hedging.
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 Q4 2026 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).