OISY’s Qureshi previews stablecoin yield tool and NFTs at World Computer Day

Oisy’s Akeel Qureshi made a quiet but clear pitch at the recent World Computer Day gathering in Zurich. Speaking casually among developers and project leads, he encouraged people to take a closer look at the Earn feature, which he says is building toward predictive yield on stablecoins.

“I came here because I wanted to meet some of the best and brightest people in the ecosystem,” Qureshi said during an off-stage conversation that quickly turned to what’s next for Oisy. “You should be looking at OISY Earn. We’re gonna be able to give you predictive yield on your stablecoins.”

While not framed as a product announcement, the mention of predictive yield is drawing attention. In the context of decentralised finance, predictive yield refers to a model where users can see projected returns based on underlying strategies or protocol activity. It shifts away from the fluctuating returns common in DeFi, aiming instead for more transparency and stability.

Oisy’s Earn feature, already live, currently allows users to allocate stablecoins to interest-generating contracts. If predictive yield becomes part of the offer, it would align Oisy with platforms experimenting with more accessible and less volatile DeFi tools. The appeal here is obvious—make stablecoin holdings work harder while giving users a clearer view of what to expect.

NFTs also came up in conversation, though Qureshi didn’t go into much detail. He simply said NFTs are imminent on Oisy, leaving the door open to speculation. Whether this refers to collectibles, access passes, or tokenised assets isn’t yet clear, but the mention suggests the platform is expanding beyond finance alone.

Oisy has recently rolled out several updates aimed at simplifying user interaction with decentralised apps. The wallet now includes token management tools, multi-language support and easy access to interest-bearing contracts. This gradual development approach seems to reflect how the team wants to build—practical tools first, then more ambitious features layered on top.

Even so, any mention of yield in DeFi tends to draw scrutiny. The question of how predictive returns are calculated, whether they’re fixed or adaptive, and how safe they are will be central to how users respond. Platforms that advertise stable yields have sometimes struggled to maintain them when protocol revenue fluctuates. The details behind the model, and whether they’ll be made public, will likely shape wider uptake.

There’s also the question of audience. If Oisy is trying to appeal to a broader user base beyond early adopters, the predictive yield model could be a key hook. It gives a more bank-like feel to DeFi, without the hard sell. For users tired of jumping between high-risk yield farms, something consistent and understandable might be enough to make them stay.

NFTs, meanwhile, will bring their own pressures. If they’re part of a loyalty or identity play, the integration needs to be seamless. If it’s about new utility, the case will need to be clearly made. The NFT market has cooled compared to its peak, but use-based models continue to find quiet success.

Qureshi’s comments in Zurich weren’t part of a formal presentation. Instead, they reflect how projects like Oisy often test the waters—informal, early, and measured. That makes it harder to draw definitive conclusions, but it also shows a desire to build openly.

For now, predictive yield and NFTs remain pointers to what may be coming. If they arrive as part of a wider effort to make decentralised finance easier to understand and engage with, they could prove timely. How Oisy handles expectations will be as important as what it ships.


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