DFI.money
YFII
Evaluation Score
Overall rating on a scale of 0-10
Dimension Breakdown
AI Analysis
Comprehensive evaluation of the token
YFII (DFI.money) is a 2020 yield-aggregator fork of Yearn Finance that exhibits comprehensive signs of project dormancy and abandonment. Across all sections, metrics indicate negligible activity: development is completely stalled with zero verifiable updates or releases, social community engagement is virtually non-existent with no active governance votes, and market metrics reflect severe decline with trading volume in the low thousands and a >99% drawdown from its all-time high. On the structural side, YFII retains some positive legacy traits—such as a capped 40,000 token supply, fair launch distribution without premine, and burnt owner keys eliminating admin-key attack vectors. However, the protocol lacks any verifiable smart contract audits, has no active roadmap or differentiated use case in an oversaturated DeFi landscape, and shows no ongoing maintenance. With no qualifying red-flag exploit or fraud events affirmatively established, the overall score is derived directly from the weighted average of the section evaluations.
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Community Support
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Tokenomics
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Market & Use Case
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Team & Governance
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Security & Audits
Security history and audit status
About DFI.money (YFII)
DFI.money (YFII) is an abandoned decentralized finance (DeFi) yield-aggregation protocol and hard fork of Yearn Finance on the Ethereum blockchain. Established in July 2020 by an anonymous team following disputes over Yearn Finance's governance quorum rules, the protocol implemented the YIP-8 proposal, which introduced a Bitcoin-style weekly halving distribution model for its liquidity-mining and yield-optimization vaults.
The protocol features a capped maximum supply of 40,000 YFII tokens, distributed through a fair-launch structure with no premine, initial coin offering, or developer allocations. YFII was designed primarily as a farming reward and governance token. To eliminate admin-key vulnerabilities, the protocol's contract owner and minting keys were burned, leaving a rigid governance model with only four modifiable parameters.
DFI.money has ceased active operations, showing no ongoing code development, verifiable audits, or active governance proposals. The token has experienced a catastrophic price decline of more than 99% from its all-time high of approximately $9,400, resulting in negligible trading volume, low liquidity, and minimal community participation.