# 4.3 Yield Generation in a Stateless System

One of the most profound inefficiencies in crypto is that non-staked assets generate 0% yield. Billions of dollars in ETH sit in EOAs doing nothing.

In the Accessth system, because funds are held in the Fog Layer rather than individual wallets, the protocol can implement "Stateless Yield Optimization."

The Protocol Treasury manages the idle assets in the Fog. Through low-risk, automated strategies governed by the DAO (e.g., lending on Aave V3, staking in Lido, supplying to Uniswap pools), the Fog generates a baseline APY.

This yield is not kept by the protocol. It is streamed directly to the Permission Sets.
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A user's "Right to Spend" grows automatically over time.
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If you have the right to spend 10 ETH today, and the Fog generates 5% APY, in one year you automatically have the right to spend 10.5 ETH, without ever staking, claiming, or interacting with a contract. This is "Passive Intrinsic Yield."


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