Ecosystem Update: UniLend Finance x Shardeum

Shardeum is thrilled to welcome UniLend Finance to its ecosystem. UniLend Finance is a multichain permissionless lending and borrowing protocol for all ERC-20 tokens. It aims to develop a futuristic base layer for all DeFi applications.

UniLend seeks to empower users and make every digital asset productive. With the UniLend V2 launch on Shardeum Sphinx (betanet), it took a leap forward to scale its permissionless lending and borrowing. This move allows UniLed to offer users lightning-fast transaction speeds, increased scalability, and enhanced security. Users can experience UniLend V2 permissionless lending & borrowing faster, cheaper & more securely with innovative features: Isolated Dual Asset Pools, NFT tokenization, and Concentrated Liquidation. Users can also easily create a dual asset pool for lending & borrowing for any pair of assets in a permissionless manner with price feed oracles and gas optimization.

UniLend’s permissionless lending and borrowing functionality will empower every token on Shardeum and offer comprehensive DeFi functionality to the community.

Connect with UniLend:

• Website: https://unilend.finance/
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/UniLend_Finance

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