Wallet adds on-chain lending feature, allowing users to use BTC and Ethereum as collateral to borrow funds flexibly.

2025-12-17 11:20:16

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【Crypto World】Recently, a major wallet on Web3Earn launched a new feature—the on-chain lending function. This feature works quite well, directly integrated with the Venus protocol on BNB Chain.

How to use it? Simply put, the crypto assets you hold—such as BTCB, ETH, USDT—can be used as collateral to borrow USDT, USDC, or BNB. This way, your assets gain liquidity and you can explore more earning opportunities without having to sell your existing coins.

Even better, the official wallet is partnering with Venus to launch a lending promotion, which basically means rewards and preferential interest rates. For those interested in DeFi lending, this is a good opportunity. The supported collateral assets include major tokens, and the borrowed assets cover mainstream stablecoins and public chain tokens, providing plenty of options.

BTC1.17%

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GasFeeVictim

· 12-20 10:58

It's another lending play, this time cashing out directly without selling coins. Feels more and more like traditional finance.

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PumpDoctrine

· 12-19 23:51

Finally, a wallet has made lending look decent. You don't have to sell coins to extract liquidity, this is the way Web3 should be played.

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degenonymous

· 12-17 11:39

Another lending feature, feels a bit competitive haha Borrowing without selling coins sounds good, just worried about the interest rates skyrocketing I'll wait for promotional events to jump in, anyway, can't run away Venus's recent collaboration is interesting, the entire ecosystem is becoming more and more complete I was liquidated once earlier due to lending, now I feel a bit wary about these things

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CryptoCross-TalkClub

· 12-17 11:33

Laughing out loud, yet another new trick of "borrowing without selling coins." I bet five bucks that this thing will still end up cutting a wave of leeks. Once this liquidation price is triggered, everyone will know what "the art of leverage" really means. Anyway, I've seen too many scams with "preferential interest rates," and just hearing about it gives me goosebumps. But to be fair, Venus' protocol does have some tricks up its sleeve; I just don't know if next month it will become the "horror story gathering" material in the crypto world.

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DataOnlooker

· 12-17 11:23

The crypto world is at it again, is the interest rate really attractive?

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