It’s high time to make DeFi risk-aware. For years, participants have been making yield decisions in the dark, chasing impressive APYs without a clear understanding of what lies beneath. You see 20% and think, Is this sustainable? What could go wrong? And until now, the honest answer has been: good luck figuring it out. This isn’t just a theoretical problem. The Terra UST collapse in 2022 made it painfully real. UST promised extraordinary returns. It grew rapidly, capturing attention and pulling in billions of deposits. But beneath that promise was a critically flawed mechanism, one that collapsed in a matter of days, erasing life savings and shaking trust across the entire DeFi ecosystem. If Credora had existed then, UST wouldn’t have slipped through the cracks. It would have been rated poorly, a clear, data-backed warning signal flashing in plain sight before the collapse. That’s exactly the kind of insight DeFi has been missing. Credora’s model brings transparency where there was none. It assesses real risk behind yields and exposes fragilities before they become disasters. It’s not about fear; it’s about information. Because sustainable DeFi depends on one simple idea: yield only makes sense when you understand the risk that creates it.