Pendle: STRC Yield Extends to BNB Chain, Adds Apyx Support
BlockBeats News, May 26th, According to official sources, Pendle has announced the expansion of the STRC yield on the BNB Chain, officially integrating Apyx (@apyx_fi)'s apxUSD, currently offering a 13% Fixed APY, and trading is now open.
apxUSD is a synthetic dollar issued by Apyx, backed by Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs) preferred shares, with the current composition including SATA from Strive and STRC from Strategy. The asset itself does not generate yield, but can unlock multiple strategies on Pendle. Users can gain high-leverage exposure to Apyx points on Pendle through YT, lock in a fixed interest rate currently higher than STRC through PT, choose LP to receive yield + points exposure simultaneously, and earn additional transaction fees and PENDLE incentives.
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