🏦 For funds, DAOs, and treasuries, due diligence on “real yield” is expensive.
Every new product means:
• New decks, new spreadsheets, new bespoke reporting
• Weeks of back-and-forth just to align on what actually happened
BHYRA’s goal is to turn this into infrastructure instead of overhead:
• Performance proofs live on-chain, in a standard format
• Risk and return history can be pulled by any analyst or tool
• “BHYRA-verified yield” becomes a primitive in your investment policy
So over time, an institution can say:
“We only allocate to strategies whose performance
can be independently re-checked on BHYRA.”
That’s not marketing language.
That’s an operational rule