Solstice recently conducted its TGE, and since the first season, I don't know how your returns are doing.

Currently, the second season Flares points activity is ongoing, and the project team has explicitly allocated 3% of SLX supply to Flares users.
Users can earn points through various methods such as holding USX / eUSX, providing LP, lending, etc., and can also stack different multipliers.
If you're interested, take a look:
Compared to many DeFi products centered around trading and leverage, it feels like @solsticefi is more about building the yield infrastructure on Solana.
The core of Solstice starts from USX, a native dollar asset on Solana. It is directly minted and redeemed on Solana, with the underlying reserves always staying on the Solana chain, avoiding reliance on cross-chain bridges.
After users deposit USX into YieldVault, they will receive eUSX. Since its launch in January 2023, the eUSX strategy has accumulated over three years of operational history.
Now, eUSX can continue to be used across protocols like Raydium, Kamino, Exponent, enabling multi-scenario stacking. Seeing their new products like strcUSX also in progress, exploring more possibilities for institutional credit and RWA.
The yields from YieldVault mainly come from funding rate arbitrage, hedged staking, and tokenized T-bills, among other sources.
The protocol regularly discloses key data such as reserves, positions, and over-collateralization through accountable independent verification and monthly attestations, allowing users to see the real operational status. This is quite good.
It’s clear that Solstice is trying to build an infrastructure layer on Solana that makes dollar assets more “active.”
If you're interested, you can research further—perhaps it’s a good opportunity.