PANews reported on December 2nd that Bybit has announced a strategic partnership with Mantle and Aave. The three parties will jointly promote the deployment of Aave on the Mantle Network and build a global institutional-grade DeFi liquidity system. After Aave is listed on Mantle, users can lend and borrow assets on this high-performance, low-cost Layer 2 network and acquire tokenized assets including RWA, stablecoins, and resold assets. Simultaneously, Mantle will launch a liquidity incentive program based on MNT to enhance asset utilization and early liquidity in Aave pools. In this collaboration, Bybit will act as a "global liquidity bridge," connecting centralized and decentralized markets and providing its over 70 million users with a smoother on-chain asset flow path. The three parties will also explore more scenarios such as asset listings and on-chain yield products. Industry insiders point out that this collaboration combines Aave's deep liquidity, Mantle's high-performance architecture, and Bybit's global distribution capabilities, which is expected to further enhance DeFi scalability and accelerate the entry of institutions and users into the on-chain financial market.PANews reported on December 2nd that Bybit has announced a strategic partnership with Mantle and Aave. The three parties will jointly promote the deployment of Aave on the Mantle Network and build a global institutional-grade DeFi liquidity system. After Aave is listed on Mantle, users can lend and borrow assets on this high-performance, low-cost Layer 2 network and acquire tokenized assets including RWA, stablecoins, and resold assets. Simultaneously, Mantle will launch a liquidity incentive program based on MNT to enhance asset utilization and early liquidity in Aave pools. In this collaboration, Bybit will act as a "global liquidity bridge," connecting centralized and decentralized markets and providing its over 70 million users with a smoother on-chain asset flow path. The three parties will also explore more scenarios such as asset listings and on-chain yield products. Industry insiders point out that this collaboration combines Aave's deep liquidity, Mantle's high-performance architecture, and Bybit's global distribution capabilities, which is expected to further enhance DeFi scalability and accelerate the entry of institutions and users into the on-chain financial market.
Bybit, in partnership with Mantle and Aave, launched a global institutional-grade on-chain liquidity network.
PANews reported on December 2nd that Bybit has announced a strategic partnership with Mantle and Aave. The three parties will jointly promote the deployment of Aave on the Mantle Network and build a global institutional-grade DeFi liquidity system. After Aave is listed on Mantle, users can lend and borrow assets on this high-performance, low-cost Layer 2 network and acquire tokenized assets including RWA, stablecoins, and resold assets. Simultaneously, Mantle will launch a liquidity incentive program based on MNT to enhance asset utilization and early liquidity in Aave pools.
In this collaboration, Bybit will act as a "global liquidity bridge," connecting centralized and decentralized markets and providing its over 70 million users with a smoother on-chain asset flow path. The three parties will also explore more scenarios such as asset listings and on-chain yield products. Industry insiders point out that this collaboration combines Aave's deep liquidity, Mantle's high-performance architecture, and Bybit's global distribution capabilities, which is expected to further enhance DeFi scalability and accelerate the entry of institutions and users into the on-chain financial market.
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