BlockBeats News, March 5 — According to official sources, Solana’s on-chain lending protocol Loopscale announced that LP tokens from Orca and Raydium can now be used as collateral for loans. Loopscale’s order book architecture can price each position based on its individual conditions, rather than integrating them into a centralized lending pool model.
Through this credit market infrastructure, over $1 billion in yield-generating liquidity can be unlocked. The system is capable of independently evaluating and pricing each LP based on multiple variables such as price ranges, fee tiers, and underlying assets.
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