Pendle: Attack on the $500 trillion interest rate derivatives market

In this article you will learn:

  • How vePENDLE holders earn from protocol fees
  • Why Pendle Benefits from Altcoin Treasury Companies
  • How the project is establishing itself as an interest rate derivatives player in the crypto market
  • Why Boros is turning the crypto market upside down
  • What risks threaten the project

Anyone who invests in crypto will have been unable to avoid three narratives. The developments surrounding stablecoins, tokenization, and most recently, crypto treasuries have fueled the hopes of many investors for imminent price gains. One project boasts compelling growth metrics in all three areas. A cornerstone of this success is Boros. This protocol not only allows the tokenization of principal and yield separately, but also makes funding rates tradable. These are essential for the perps so popular in the crypto market. Bullish investors and analysts now believe Pendle has a good chance of grabbing a piece of the more than $500 trillion interest rate derivatives market of the traditional financial system. Is this the recipe for a mega-rally – or will the modular system ultimately blow up in its face?

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