Definition ∞ Native Asset Yield represents the returns generated directly from holding, staking, or otherwise participating in the core economic functions of a blockchain’s primary cryptocurrency. This yield is often derived from transaction fees, block rewards, or protocol-specific incentives. It rewards participants for securing and maintaining the network.
Context ∞ News frequently reports on changes in Native Asset Yields, which can influence investor behavior and network security. High yields can attract stakers and validators, enhancing decentralization and robustness. However, discussions also arise regarding the sustainability of these yields and their potential impact on the token’s long-term value and inflation rates.