Ethereum L2 project Ink, incubated by a certain exchange, launches Tydro, a lending protocol based on Aave v3
ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the Ethereum Layer 2 network Ink, supported by a certain exchange, has officially launched the white-label lending protocol Tydro, which is built based on Aave v3 and supports its native token INK as an incentive tool.
Tydro will serve as the core DeFi infrastructure of the Ink ecosystem, initially supporting assets such as wETH, kBTC, USDG, USDT 0, and GHO. Users can accumulate points to participate in future airdrops, and the exchange also plans to integrate Tydro into its centralized trading products. The current total value locked (TVL) on Ink has surpassed $140 millions.
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