Onchain Yield in Asia: From Institutional Staking to Vault Strategies | Korea 2026
THE CAPITAL SUMMIT KOREA 2026 Onchain Yield in Asia: From Institutional Staking to Vault Strategies Staking and vault yields are difficult to compare until their risks are described on the same basis. In this session: • The panel examined sustainable sources of return alongside the access arrangements Asian institutions need. A yielding position may also need to remain usable as collateral for another investment strategy. • Lido and Symbiotic perspectives highlighted different infrastructure and liquidity designs. Operator choices, withdrawal constraints and the treatment of the underlying assets affect the investor's exposure. • The discussion called attention to the diligence burden: contracts, oracles, bridges, governance changes and liquidity terms can all matter. A headline rate compresses those differences into a misleadingly simple number. Participants: Delane Foo — Regional Managing Director, APAC, Nethermind Samuel Chong — Institutional Relations Lead, APAC & MENA, Lido Adrian Yip — Product Manager, Symbiotic THE CAPITAL SUMMIT The Capital Summit brings together institutional finance and digital-asset practitioners to discuss how capital markets move onchain. Learn more: https://thecapitalsummit.ai/ #TheCapitalSummit #DigitalAssets #Korea
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