R2 Stablecoin Yield Protocol Integrates with Wormhole Cross-Chain Bridge, Now Supports BSC Testnet Cross-Chain Interactions
According to ChainCatcher, the RWA stablecoin protocol R2 has officially integrated with the Wormhole cross-chain bridge, and now supports cross-chain interactions on the BSC and ETH Sepolia testnets. It is expected to launch support for more L1/L2 multi-chain interactions next week.
The final R2 testnet has been live for two weeks, with over 180,000 users participating. The testing focuses on core features such as sR2USD auto-compounding staking, R2 Token yield simulation and claiming, and the exit mechanism. The test period is expected to last about two months, aiming to collect real feedback and optimization suggestions for the mainnet launch.
R2 is building a sustainable yield stablecoin protocol that allows users to deposit USDC or USDT. The platform allocates funds to multiple global RWA strategies, charging a certain management and performance fee, to help users access institutional-grade real-world asset returns.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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