Stablebonds Explained
Stablebonds are tokenised sovereign debt instruments that earn real yield while staying liquid. Learn how Etherfuse stablebonds work inside Tomorrow's Wallet.
What is a Stablebond?
A Stablebond is a tokenised sovereign debt instrument, a government bond put on-chain. Instead of buying a Mexican government bond through a brokerage, you hold a digital token backed by that bond and earning its yield.
Tomorrow's Wallet Phase 1 uses Etherfuse Stablebonds:
- Currently yielding ~6% APY
- Instant liquidity — recall your funds in seconds
How yield flows to your wallet
Key properties
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Underlying asset | Mexican CETES (sovereign) |
| Denomination | USD-hedged |
| Current APY | ~6% (variable, updates live in-app) |
| Liquidity | Instant |
| Minimum position | ₹500 / €50 |
| Protocol | Etherfuse |
⚠️Currency risk disclosure: While the stablebond is USD-denominated, the underlying CETES are MXN instruments. The FX hedge does not eliminate all currency risk. See Risk Disclosure → for full details.