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 We sort our vaults into three risk tiers:
 
-- **Normie**: These vaults stick mostly to the big, well-known crypto markets (“blue-chips”). The goal here is steady, reliable yield with the lowest possible chance of things going sideways.
-- **OG**: These vaults dip into markets that offer potentially higher yields but come with a bit more risk. They correspond to Yearn’s internal “risk level 2”.
-- **Degen**: These vaults are for those comfortable with higher risk for potentially even higher yields. They correspond to Yearn’s internal “risk level 3” and above.
+- **Yearn**: These vaults stick mostly to the big, well-known crypto markets (“blue-chips”). The goal here is steady, reliable yield with the lowest possible chance of things going sideways.
+- **Yearn OG**: These vaults dip into markets that offer potentially higher yields but come with a bit more risk. They correspond to Yearn’s internal “risk level 2”, with some small allocations to "risk level 3" markets to boost yield with enhanced monitoring.
+- **Yearn Degen**: These vaults are for those comfortable with higher risk for potentially even higher yields. They correspond to Yearn’s internal “risk level 3” and above.
 
 ## How We Decide Where to Deploy Funds