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Habital partners with Kinza Finance, USDO stablecoin leads Curve's largest fund pool

Habital partners with Kinza Finance, USDO stablecoin leads Curve's largest fund pool

西格玛学长2024/12/23 06:42
On December 22nd, the decentralized stablecoin protocol Habital announced a strategic partnership with Kinza Finance, officially integrating USDO stablecoin into Kinza's innovative decentralized lending ecosystem. Through deep collaboration, the two parties aim to build a more valuable and widely covered stablecoin asset network, bringing users a more efficient and flexible asset management experience.
 
Meanwhile, Habital platform announced that its USDO/USDO ++ fund pool has become the largest fund pool on Curve Finance, with a total locked position (TVL) exceeding $249 million, leading the market! The pool offers a 124% rewarded annualized rate of return (APR), which is highly attractive in the market and demonstrates Habital's outstanding performance in liquidity and stability.
 
Through this series of collaborations and breakthroughs, Habital is gradually consolidating its leadership position in the stablecoin field, bringing users safer and more stable asset income choices, and helping the continuous innovation and development of the decentralized financial ecosystem.
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