Base Launches the “Earn&Borrow” feature, allowing platforms to integrate with third-party lending markets to provide users with variable stablecoin yields and crypto-asset-backed lending services.
BlockBeats, citing SALT Lending and Ledn, said that BTC-collateralized lending is expanding from trading finance to uses including tuition, living expenses, corporate working capital, and real estate. Ledn said its cumulative loan originations exceed 11000000000 USD, and it expects its scale to grow over the next few years.
Franklin Templeton includes tokenized money market fund shares in its Bybit Over-the-Counter Collateral Program, allowing users to borrow USDT or USDC for trading.