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Jupiter Lend public beta shatters records with $634M TVL in 48 hours

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Jupiter, the Solana-based DEX, released the Jupiter Lend Public Beta on August 27.

The new lending protocol has seen massive traction on its debut, with total value locked (TVL) surpassing $643 million within 48 hours.

The public beta’s remarkable success reflects massive demand for the innovative lending product.

Jupiter Lend promises simplified engagement, reduced liquidity woes, and higher borrowing limits. Is Lend set to dominate the decentralised finance (DeFi) landscape?

Jupiter simplifies lending and borrowing

Most DeFi lending platforms fail to keep pace due to high risks and complexity.

Jupiter Lend aims to solve such challenges. First and foremost, the lending product offers higher borrowing limits, making it vital for retail and institutional players seeking stable liquidity.

The team said:

Borrowing in DeFi can be painful in volatile markets; liquidations hit hard with penalties up to 10%. Jupiter Lend combines isolated vaults and the most advanced liquidation engine ever created, giving borrowers a better deal.

Additionally, Jupiter Lend adopted user-friendliness, enabling users to earn incentives without needing to interact with complex interfaces.

Moreover, Jupiter Lend guarantees the safety of user deposits due to low liquidity risks.

The approach has likely resonated with the decentralised finance community, as testified by the lending product’s significant growth two days after its launch.

Moreover, the explosive growth reflects the prevailing demand for platforms offering streamlined lending services and how a state-of-the-art approach could fuel adoption at scale.

Incentives drive growth

The $2 million reward program announced alongside the beta release contributed to Lend’s remarkable success.

The team distributed the incentives across more than 40 vaults, tapping experienced and newbie DeFi enthusiasts seeking maximised returns through lending and borrowing.

The smooth interface and lucrative incentives have created a substantial momentum.

Maintaining the current trajectory will see the lending product becoming the cornerstone for the Jupiter exchange’s ecosystem.

The strategic preparation

The Lend beta release followed weeks of audits, testing, and feedback that the Jupiter team received from key community players.

Zeninth256 and Offside Labs performed audits while multiple users carried out stress tests.

Moreover, the team emphasised the security of user funds by safeguarding against liquidations during volatile times.

Such narratives boost community confidence to commit their funds, thus breaking TVL records within hours.

JUP token

Jupiter’s native token has been on the analysts’ radar amidst these developments.

The lending product will enrich JUP’s utility as it’s the exchange’s governance token.

The altcoin displayed bullishness amid broad market downsides, likely fueled by the Lend optimism.

JUP displayed resilience at $0.5146 after gaining 10% the previous week.

If it succeeds, Jupiter’s advanced lending product will attract more users, especially during the imminent bull run.

That would translate to significant growth for the native JUP.

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