Still holding stablecoins elsewhere? Why not check out the MUSD yield pool mechanism. As a Bitcoin-pegged stablecoin within the Mezo ecosystem, MUSD maintains a 1:1 peg with USD. BTC holders can directly borrow MUSD by collateralizing their assets, enabling lending without losing ownership. What does this mean? Your Bitcoin continues to appreciate in value, while the borrowed stablecoins can circulate and generate yields within the DeFi ecosystem. Most importantly, during the initial mainnet launch, a 1% lending rate is offered—this cost is quite attractive in the current market environment. Not only that, but in certain DEX yield pools, MUSD can also participate in liquidity mining, giving BTC holders an additional way to earn yields without selling their assets. Compared to traditional financial collateralized loans, the advantages of blockchain lie in transparency, speed, and yield potential.
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 12-20 08:08
1% lending rate? Isn't this market already drained by vampires? How come there's still such a good deal?
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SmartMoneyWallet
· 12-19 19:52
1% lending interest rate? This is a traffic attraction price. Once mainstream traffic comes in, it will have to increase. A typical early-stage bloodsucking scheme.
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LeekCutter
· 12-19 19:38
1% borrowing rate? That’s actually a bit of a deal in the current market, but it depends on whether MUSD can really stay stable.
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Lending coins without taking a loss sounds good, but the key is how long the liquidity mining can last—don’t end up with just a yield trap.
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Alright, I admit I was attracted by 1%, but the real test is after the mainnet launch. It’s a bit early to draw conclusions now.
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DeFi yield farming, liquidity mining… I’ve heard too many of these claims, and in the end, they all suddenly collapse at some point.
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Collateralizing BTC to borrow MUSD is quite clever; it allows participation in DeFi without selling coins. I’m a bit tempted.
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A 1% lending rate is cheaper than most stablecoin platforms, but I don’t know how long this cost can be maintained.
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The logic seems sound, but I’m worried whether the Mezo ecosystem can support the long-term operation of this mechanism.
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PuzzledScholar
· 12-19 19:24
Wait, 1% lending rate? You need to check the lock-up period and risks carefully. It sounds a bit too smooth...
Still holding stablecoins elsewhere? Why not check out the MUSD yield pool mechanism. As a Bitcoin-pegged stablecoin within the Mezo ecosystem, MUSD maintains a 1:1 peg with USD. BTC holders can directly borrow MUSD by collateralizing their assets, enabling lending without losing ownership. What does this mean? Your Bitcoin continues to appreciate in value, while the borrowed stablecoins can circulate and generate yields within the DeFi ecosystem. Most importantly, during the initial mainnet launch, a 1% lending rate is offered—this cost is quite attractive in the current market environment. Not only that, but in certain DEX yield pools, MUSD can also participate in liquidity mining, giving BTC holders an additional way to earn yields without selling their assets. Compared to traditional financial collateralized loans, the advantages of blockchain lie in transparency, speed, and yield potential.