Weekly DeFi Recap
This week in the world of decentralized finance (DeFi) has been eventful with various platforms and projects making significant advancements:
Pendle Introduces Boros on Arbitrum
Pendle has recently launched Boros on Arbitrum, offering innovative trade funding rates for users.
Jupiter Lend Goes Live on Solana
Fluid’s Jupiter Lend has entered the private beta phase on the Solana blockchain, providing new opportunities for users.
Silo Finance Enhances Auto-Leverage Feature
Silo Finance now offers one-click auto-leverage functionality to help users achieve higher yields effortlessly.
INFINIT Launches $IN Token with Airdrop
INFINIT has introduced its native token $IN and has opened the airdrop claim portal for users to participate.
GammaSwap Unveils Yield Tokens
GammaSwap has released Yield Tokens, allowing users to access automated market maker (AMM) yields without impermanent loss.
Fluid Launches DEX Lite on Mainnet
Fluid has deployed DEX Lite on the mainnet, with aspirations to achieve a daily trading volume ranging from $200 million to $400 million.
DeFi App Introduces Mobile Beta Version
A DeFi application has launched its mobile beta version, making decentralized finance more accessible on the go.
SEC Clarifies Stance on Liquid Staking Tokens
The SEC has declared that liquid staking tokens are not considered securities, providing clarity on the regulatory front.
White House Considers Fines for Banks Hindering Crypto Firms
The White House is reportedly in the process of drafting fines for banks that obstruct the operations of cryptocurrency companies, signaling a potential shift in regulatory focus.
DeFi continues to evolve with new features and challenges emerging regularly, showcasing the dynamic nature of the decentralized finance space.
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