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This article delves into five aspects of Lybra, including its revenue sources, actual earnings, fair value of eUSD, how eUSD can become unpegged upward, and new mechanisms introduced in Lybra V2. Through a combination of on-chain data analysis, it aims to address questions from the broader Lybra community about Lybra and eUSD. The article also provides insightful analysis of potential earning strategies.

This article explains in detail the Lybra Finance project, an LSDfi stable currency protocol. Its main business model is to mortgage ETH or stETH to mint the stable currency eUSD, and use the proceeds of LSD to repurchase eUSD to earn interest on the stable currency. The annualized rate is between 7% and 9%. The interest on the stable currency comes from the interest on the ETH pledge. , so the higher the mortgage rate, the higher the interest. eUSD is maintained stable by over-collateralization, liquidation, and arbitrage. The LSDfi track has relatively good fundamentals, narrative value and user demand. Lybra Finance is currently the LSDfi protocol with the highest TVL. The first interest-bearing stable currency eUSD has a certain attraction for funds in the market. Therefore, this product deserves attention.

After being online for four months and occupying half of the market share of LSDFi, Lybra Finance keeps the eUSD interest rate at around 8% and recently announced that V2 will be launched soon. What changes will this bring to this emerging project?

Match Finance, the pioneering project in the Lybra ecosystem, has captured considerable market interest. Recently, Match Finance conducted a successful public sale, selling 15% of its platform tokens at a valuation of $5 million. Within two weeks of its launch, Match Finance has surpassed $8 million in TVL, showcasing its rapid growth and strong market demand.

This article explains what LSD and LSDfi are, and provides a comprehensive comparison and analysis of stablecoins based on LSD.

This article aims to clarify the current state of the LSDFi track by starting with data analysis and exploring the future direction of LSDFi through specific project analysis.

Following the Ethereum Shanghai upgrade, the problem of inability to redeem LSD liquidity collateral derivatives has been resolved. As a result, the number of ETH collateral has reached new highs, and the TVL of LSDFi has rapidly increased. Prisma Finance, as a dark horse in the field, has also received considerable attention.

Interest-paying stablecoins are one of the most sought-after yet under-developed segments in the crypto market. This article delves into various new yield-bearing stablecoins, providing a comparative analysis of their mechanisms, features, and adoption.

This article introduces the main players of LST and details the LRT concept.

As a hot project in the realm of re-staking and the LRT concept, this article starts with the basic business logic and participants of EigenLayer, explains the concerns from Layer 2 DA, analyzes the challenges and competitors of EigenLayer, and finally provides a perspective on its future.

The article discusses in detail the scoring criteria and the scores of candidate public chains, revealing the differences between the scoring results and the activity level of the public chain ecosystem and the coin price.

LST-backed stablecoins use liquid staking tokens as collateral. Learn what they are, how they work, and why they matter for DeFi. As of 2025, the market has grown to $29.7B with 186% YoY growth, featuring innovations in cross-chain compatibility, AI-driven yield strategies, and improved risk management across major tokens like USDe, crvUSD, and others delivering up to 7.2% APY.

This article constructs a taxonomy to discuss how various lending protocols determine interest rates, i.e., the mechanism for calculating how much interest borrowers and lenders pay each other — pricing.

Explore the top 10 DeFi topics worth paying attention to in the Solana ecosystem, ranging from stablecoins to derivatives, from social DeFi to infrastructure. Detailed Alpha suggestions for Builders are given according to different subjects, providing readers with an opportunity to gain a deep understanding of Solana DeFi.

Solana DeFi was declared dead in 2023, but made a strong comeback in 2024, involving 100+ projects, TVL reaching $3.8 billion, and daily trading volume reaching $2.5 billion. Solana has 50 top teams. Its advantages are low fees and high throughput, attracting a large number of users and developers. Solana is connected to multiple platforms, has friendly wallets and bridges, and will launch more cross-chain applications in the future. Major DeFi projects on Solana include DEX, lending markets, and derivatives, with more innovations expected in the future. Solana’s composability and infrastructure development have allowed the DeFi ecosystem to grow rapidly.