# Goblin Finance > Building a native yield layer for Aptos DeFi. Goblin Finance optimizes yields on Aptos through automated liquidity management and enhanced liquid staking strategies. Goblin Finance provides yield infrastructure for Aptos DeFi by unifying automated liquidity management, delta-neutral strategies, and liquid staking through two core products. GoVault aggregates professional-grade strategies across concentrated liquidity DEXs and perpetual exchanges, while GoAPT offers enhanced staking yields through profit-sharing mechanisms. The platform integrates with Aptos-native protocols to channel capital into highest-performing opportunities. - Type: Project - Sector: Finance - Status: Active - Founded: 2025-07-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/goblin_finance ## Products - [GoVault](https://thegrid.id/profiles/goblin_finance): GoVault aggregates automated yield strategies across Aptos DeFi, including automated liquidity management on concentrated DEXs, delta-neutral positions on perpetual exchanges, and CeDeFi arbitrage with institutional partners. The platform dynamically rebalances positions, concentrates liquidity in high-volume ranges, and compounds fees to optimize returns while managing impermanent loss through volatility-aware adjustments. (Yield Aggregator, Live, Main Product) - [GoAPT](https://thegrid.id/profiles/goblin_finance): GoAPT is a liquid staking token on Aptos that provides base network staking yield plus additional returns from GoVault strategy fees. Users stake APT to receive liquid goAPT tokens usable in DeFi while earning approximately 6.5% base yield enhanced up to 1.3 times through profit-sharing from automated vault strategies. (Liquid Staking, Live) ## Assets - [GoAPT (GOAPT)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/goblin_finance): GOAPT is a liquid staking token representing staked APT on Goblin Finance. It is used to earn base Aptos staking yield plus additional returns from GoVault strategy fees distributed to holders. The token's exchange rate automatically appreciates as profits from automated liquidity management and delta-neutral strategies flow back to stakers, creating a compounding yield mechanism that enhances returns beyond standard staking. 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