Binance Lists LSDfi Project Pendle: Key Details You Need to Know

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Binance announced on July 3 that its Innovation Zone would list Pendle at 18:00 UTC, marking its 35th Launchpool project. Mining activities began on July 4 at 08:00 UTC.

Here’s a comprehensive breakdown of Pendle’s ecosystem and tokenomics:

What Is Pendle?

Pendle is a permissionless yield-trading protocol enabling users to execute diverse yield-management strategies. Its architecture splits yield-bearing assets into:

Users can trade these tokens on Pendle’s v2 Automated Market Maker (AMM) to optimize earnings.


PENDLE Token: Core Utilities

The native PENDLE token powers the protocol through:

  1. Liquidity Incentives

    • Rewards distributed to liquidity providers to bootstrap ecosystem growth.
  2. Governance (vePENDLE)

    • Users lock PENDLE for up to 2 years as vePENDLE to vote on emission allocations across pools.
  3. Revenue Sharing

    • vePENDLE holders earn fees from:

      • 0.3% swap fees on Pendle AMM transactions.
      • 3% of yields generated via YT, fully redistributed to vePENDLE stakers.

Pendle’s Technical Framework

The protocol integrates:


Funding and Tokenomics


FAQs

1. How does Pendle’s yield tokenization work?

Pendle wraps yield-generating assets (e.g., stETH) into SY tokens, then divides them into fixed-yield PT and variable-yield YT for trading.

2. What’s the advantage of holding vePENDLE?

Locking PENDLE grants governance rights and a share of protocol fees, creating passive income opportunities.

3. Is Pendle’s AMM similar to Uniswap?

While both facilitate swaps, Pendle’s AMM optimizes for yield-bearing assets and uses flash swaps to enhance capital efficiency.

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