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Honeypot Finance launches multi-chain and CEX asset transfer features to simplify liquidity management

Honeypot Finance launches multi-chain and CEX asset transfer features to simplify liquidity management

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2025/12/02 11:05
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ChainCatcher news, integrated liquidity hub Honeypot Finance has officially launched a brand new cross-chain and CEX asset transfer feature, aiming to enable users to deposit assets from any chain or mainstream exchange (such as a certain exchange) to Honeypot with one click, or withdraw from Honeypot to a specified on-chain address or exchange account.

Key highlights of this upgrade include:

  • One-click On-Ramp: Supports direct deposits from any public chain and mainstream CEX to Honeypot.

  • One-click Off-Ramp: Allows users to directly withdraw assets from Honeypot to any public chain or exchange.

Honeypot Finance stated that this feature is designed to reduce the operational complexity for users when using DeFi products, achieving seamless and instant fund transfers between chains, CEX, and DeFi.

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