Yearn Finance Price (YFI)
- Here you can see the current Yearn Finance price (YFI) and an overview of its historical.
- As of today (14.05.2026), the current Yearn Finance (YFI) price is at 2,309.50 EUR, a -2.54% decreased as the previous day (13.05.2026) of 2,368.09 EUR.
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yearn.finance - Price Data
- High 24h
- 2.384,65 €
- All Time High
- 74.761,00 € 96,9%
- Days since All Time High
- 1.828 (12.05.2021)
- Low 24h
- 2.280,14 €
- All Time Low
- 27,69 € 8.223,3%
- Days since All Time Low
- 2.125 (18.07.2020)
yearn.finance - Market Data
- Popularity
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- Rank 308
- Trading Volume
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- 4.421.099,00 €
- Max Supply
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- 36.666
- Market Cap
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- 82.280.501,00 € 2,8%
- Circulating Supply
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- 35.716
- Total Supply
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- 36.666
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Live Yearn Finance (YFI) Price in EUR
The Yearn Finance price reflects the value of YFI, the governance token of the protocol. As a “yield aggregator,” Yearn Finance automatically reallocates user funds (outside the BISON app) to whichever DeFi applications currently offer the highest returns. Here, you’ll learn which factors drive the YFI price, how the coin has performed since its 2020 launch, and what forecasts exist for Yearn Finance.
Key facts about the Yearn Finance price
- Yearn Finance (or Yearn for short) is a decentralized yield aggregator that automatically reallocates user capital (outside the BISON app) into the DeFi applications with the highest returns. The Yearn Finance price is primarily influenced by the scarcity of the token (maximum supply: 36,666 YFI), the direct link to protocol revenues in older vault generations, and governance decisions.
- YFI reached its all-time high in May 2021 at around USD 91,000—far above its current September 2025 price range of USD 4,500 to USD 6,000. Its all-time low dates back to July 2020, shortly after launch, at around USD 32.
- Forecasts for the Yearn ecosystem depend heavily on whether the protocol can attract new Total Value Locked (TVL) thanks to improved technologies such as V3 vaults.
How is the Yearn Finance price determined?
Like any cryptocurrency, the Yearn Finance price is set by supply and demand. Unlike Bitcoin, however, YFI’s unique tokenomics strongly influence its pricing:
- Limited supply: YFI is like Bitcoin in being capped at 36,666 tokens—without inflationary mechanisms (such as staking rewards) or deflationary ones (such as token burns).
- Governance and the veYFI model: Demand for Yearn Finance comes primarily from its role as a governance token. Investors lock YFI (outside the BISON app) to receive “vote-escrowed YFI” (veYFI). Only veYFI holders have voting rights on key protocol decisions (YIPs) and receive a share of protocol revenue.
- Protocol revenue (fees): Until V2, Yearn Finance charged fees on yields generated by its automated vault strategies. The YFI price was therefore directly tied to the protocol’s economic success.
Important: Since the governance decision YIP-85 in May 2025, protocol fees in Yearn V3 have been disabled. The direct link between fees and YFI therefore only applies to a limited extent today, to temporarily promote growth and adoption.
What drives the Yearn Finance price?
The DeFi sector is crucial for the success of the Yearn Finance ecosystem and strongly influences the performance of YFI. At the same time, Yearn is an integral part of the sector itself. Key drivers include:
- Total Value Locked (TVL): The more capital managed, the higher the protocol revenue and the stronger the outlook for the Yearn Finance price. If TVL falls—for example, when capital exits the market during downturns—revenues drop, reducing incentives for YFI investment..
- Yearn Improvement Proposals (YIPs): Governance votes can directly move the Yearn Finance price. For instance, YIP-65 (+40% in early 2022) and YIP-75 (+60% in late 2023) both triggered significant price movements, also supported by favorable market sentiment.
- Security incidents: Exploited vulnerabilities have previously led to immediate capital flight (lower TVL), loss of confidence, and price drops. The last major case was an exploit in April 2023 that caused around USD 11 million in damages. No major incidents have occurred since.
For Yearn Finance to grow, the project depends on high and volatile yields in the DeFi market. Hype phases such as the “DeFi Summer” of 2020 boost the price, while weak market sentiment weighs heavily on YFI.
Price history: Key moments in YFI’s price development
- September 2025: Current price
The YFI price was unable to carry the momentum from late 2024—including an interim high in early December—into 2025. Persistent weakness in DeFi sentiment and possibly lingering mistrust after the 2023 hacks weighed on Yearn Finance. Since April, the price has been consolidating between USD 4,500 and USD 6,000. - 2024: No recovery in the YFI price
The 2024 Yearn Finance chart was almost identical to the previous year: gains in Q1, a sell-off down to yearly lows, a strong rally at year-end to nearly USD 14,000, followed by another sell-off and a year-end close around USD 8,200. - 2023: Between exploits and governance rallies
2023 was highly volatile. The protocol suffered two major setbacks (especially the April exploit with damages exceeding USD 12 million), which caused immediate price drops. Still, there were positive impulses: YIP-75 not only redesigned incentives but also triggered a rapid rally of more than 100% in less than two weeks in November. Although these gains were quickly sold off, Yearn Finance still closed the year with a roughly 60% increase, ending December at around USD 8,200. - 2022: Downtrend intact
The general bear market—also triggered by the collapse of Terra/LUNA—continued to weigh on YFI in 2022. The downtrend that had begun the year before persisted, pushing the price down to around USD 5,000 by year-end, close to its yearly lows. The only relief came in late March, when YIP-65 fueled a 40% rally. - 2020 to 2021: From “Fair Launch” to all-time high
Yearn Finance launched in July 2020, right in the middle of the DeFi hype, via a “Fair Launch.” According to founder Andre Cronje, the YFI token initially had “no value.” The combination of a promising project and a strong overall market sent the Yearn Finance price soaring: from an interim high of USD 43,000 in September 2020 to its still-valid all-time high of around USD 91,000 in May 2021. At that point, one YFI was worth more than a BTC—though it gradually lost two-thirds of its value by year-end.
Outlook for Yearn Finance
Forecasts for the Yearn Finance price are straightforward: the more TVL the protocol attracts, the stronger its ecosystem development (market capitalization: under USD 200 million as of September 2025). Historically, the YFI price was tightly linked to protocol revenue, since vault fees flowed directly to veYFI holders. Since YIP-85 in May 2025, however, fees in Yearn V3 have been disabled, limiting this direct link for now.
Still, Yearn must continue to attract capital to remain competitive. The gap with rivals remains large—especially compared to main competitor Convex Finance (USD 300 million) and foundational DeFi protocols such as Curve (USD 1.1 billion) and Aave (USD 4.7 billion).
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