Maple, an onchain asset manager with $3.8 billion in assets, has integrated with the Ethereum layer two network Ink to expand its institutional yield offerings. Announced on May 13, 2026, this integration allows Ink's 10 million users to access Maple's ecosystem, including the syrupUSDT yield product on the Tydro protocol. This move aims to bridge traditional asset management with decentralized finance by providing institutional-grade yields within the Ink network. The integration of syrupUSDT on Ink, built on the OP Stack by the Kraken team, enhances the network's utility by offering competitive annual percentage yields (APY) directly within the L2 environment. This strategic deployment supports developers in creating complex financial strategies using Maple's assets. Maple CEO Sid Powell highlighted the integration as a step towards providing scalable yield sources for onchain users, while Ink's Regan OMalley emphasized the importance of high-quality yield assets for scaling next-gen applications. A specialized incentive program is planned to boost engagement with syrupUSDT on the platform.