Bitget App
Trade smarter
Buy cryptoMarketsTradeFuturesCopyBotsEarn
dTRINITY Launches Subsidized Stablecoin Lending Protocol on Fraxtal Layer-Two

dTRINITY Launches Subsidized Stablecoin Lending Protocol on Fraxtal Layer-Two

Daily HodlDaily Hodl2024/12/17 16:00
By:by Chainwire

dTRINITY Launches Subsidized Stablecoin Lending Protocol on Fraxtal Layer-Two image 0

December 18, 2024 – Singapore, Singapore

dTRINITY , a next-generation stablecoin liquidity protocol, has announced its mainnet debut on the Fraxtal layer-two network.

The platform is designed to lower interest expenses and improve yields for stablecoin users, addressing the key challenge of rising credit costs in DeFi.

At the core of dTRINITY is a protocol-native stablecoin (dUSD), which serves as the unified liquidity layer between its money markets (dLEND, an Aave version three fork) and external liquidity pools (e.g., Curve).

dUSD is backed one-to-one by an on-chain collateral reserve consisting of stablecoins such as USDC, FRAX and DAI, as well as yield coins like sFRAX and sDAI.

Exogenous yields from the reserve are redirected to fund ongoing interest rebates for dUSD borrowers on dLEND, based on their outstanding debts, which reduces the effective borrowing cost.

This mechanism not only stimulates borrowing demand but also drives more sustainable utilization and yields for dUSD lenders.

dTRINITY is launching on Fraxtal as its genesis network in a strategic collaboration with Frax to optimize ecosystem liquidity and user incentives.

Fraxtal is an EVM-equivalent rollup with a scalable smart contract platform and efficient execution environment powered by the OP stack.

Users can take advantage of Fraxtal’s fast transaction speed, low gas fees, robust network security and unique blockspace rewards, further enhancing their benefits.

In the near future, dTRINITY plans to expand to Ethereum and other emerging blockchains, strengthening cross-chain liquidity and interoperability with Fraxtal as the network scales.

Key features of dTRINITY
  • Subsidized interest rate model dTRINITY’s innovative subsidized interest rate model lowers the equilibrium of stablecoin borrowing costs on dLEND versus other protocols without impacting lending yields. In fact, rebates at low utilization levels could even result in negative interest rates for dUSD borrowers (i.e., borrowers could get paid to borrow).
  • Liquidity incentives dUSD lenders and liquidity providers benefit from a combination of protocol rewards and external incentives from strategic partners in both points and tokens for supplying and bolstering liquidity in the ecosystem.
  • Security and risk management dTRINITY has successfully completed smart contract audits with three leading blockchain security firms Halborn, Verichains and Cyberscope. Additionally, the protocol disables rehypothecation of supplied collateral by default to minimize risk exposure. dUSD is the only borrowable asset on dLEND, and it cannot be borrowed against itself.
  • Strategic partnerships In addition to Frax, dTRINITY also plans to collaborate symbiotically with other major DeFi protocols. First, dUSD can be expanded to other lending platforms (e.g., Fraxlend, Morpho), providing their users with similar subsidy benefits. Secondly, dUSD can serve as a cheaper medium of leverage for loopers using other stablecoins/yieldcoins (e.g., Ethena, crvUSD), increasing demand for both projects. Furthermore, the dUSD reserve’s composition will be diversified over time, opening up potential partnership opportunities with more stablecoin/yield coin projects.

dTRINITY’s core contributors include the co-founders of Stably. The project has been in development since Q2 2024 and secured first place at both the ETHVietnam and Fraxtal Hackathons earlier this year.

Strategically, dTRINITY is advised by the co-founders of Frax, Convex, Sky (formerly MakerDAO), Coin98 and Promontory Partners, bringing a wealth of expertise from leading stablecoin and DeFi pioneers to the protocol’s development.

For more information, users can visit the website and follow dTRINITY on X .

Disclaimer

dTRINITY is not available to residents of Belarus, Canada, Cuba, Haiti, Iran, Myanmar, North Korea, Russia (including Crimea), Somalia, South Sudan, Syria, the USA, the UK, Venezuela and other prohibited jurisdictions.

The information contained herein should not be considered legal, business, financial or tax advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Digital assets and DeFi protocols carry significant risks, including the potential for loss of funds.

Users should conduct their own research and seek professional advice before interacting with digital assets and DeFi protocols.

About dTRINITY

dTRINITY is the world’s first subsidized lending protocol, designed to reduce borrowing costs and enhance yields for stablecoin users in DeFi.

The protocol is powered by dUSD, a decentralized stablecoin backed one-to-one by an on-chain yield coin reserve.

Exogenous yields from the reserve are used to fund ongoing interest rebates for dUSD borrowers, lowering their effective borrowing rates.

dTRINITY is now live on the Fraxtal layer-two, and it will be expanded to Ethereum, plus other networks, in the future.

Contact

Kory Hoang , core contributor at dTRINITY Foundation Ltd

  dTRINITY Launches Subsidized Stablecoin Lending Protocol on Fraxtal Layer-Two image 1
0

Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.

PoolX: Locked for new tokens.
APR up to 10%. Always on, always get airdrop.
Lock now!

You may also like

Bitget announcement on Institutional Loans (Spot) upgrade

Bitget has upgraded its Institutional Loans (Spot) service to better meet the needs of institutional users. What are Bitget Institutional Loans? Bitget Institutional Loans are tailored for institutions and market makers, offering 3x and 5x leverage for spot trading. Optimizations Multi-Risk Unit ma

Bitget Announcement2024/12/25 06:39