# Beetroot Finance > Farm yield easily Beetroot Finance automates yield farming on TON blockchain by optimizing USDT deposits across DeFi protocols. Beetroot Finance enables users to earn competitive yields on stablecoins through automated yield optimization on TON blockchain. Users deposit USDT and receive ROOT tokens that accrue value as the protocol reallocates funds across DeFi opportunities. The protocol employs automated algorithms to rebalance deposits and ensure competitive returns while maintaining flexibility with no lockup periods. - Type: Project - Sector: Finance - Status: Active - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/beetroot_finance ## Products - [Beetroot Yield Aggregator](https://thegrid.id/profiles/beetroot_finance): Beetroot Yield Aggregator routes USDT deposits across TON DeFi protocols through automated optimization algorithms that continuously rebalance funds to secure highest available rates. Users mint ROOT tokens representing their deposit plus accrued yield and can withdraw anytime without lockup periods through the Telegram Mini App interface. (Yield Aggregator, Live, Main Product) ## Assets - [ROOT (ROOT)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/beetroot_finance): ROOT is a yield-bearing vault token for Beetroot Finance representing deposited USDT plus accrued yield on the TON blockchain. It is used to track user deposits and automatically accumulate returns from automated yield optimization across TON DeFi lending protocols, with withdrawals available anytime without lockup periods. Yield automatically accrues and reflects in the value of the ROOT token, allowing holders to redeem their initial deposit plus earned yield as the protocol continuously rebalances funds to capture the highest available rates. 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