Reported by Coindesk, Decentralized finance (DeFi) lender TrueFi unveiled plans Monday to start a real-world-asset-based (RWA) lending platform called Trinity to boost utility for its tokenized U.S. Treasury offering.
Trinity will let users take out crypto loans using tokenized RWAs as collateral. TrueFi's Treasury bill token (tfBILL) will be the first, with plans to add other yield-generating tokenized products in the future, according to a TrueFi governance proposal by ecosystem developer organization Wallfacer Labs.
Investors will be able to borrow the platform's TRI token by pledging the tfBILL tokens, using the borrowed crypto to create DeFi strategies to earn up to 15% annualized yield, the proposal said. Investors will also be able to buy TRI tokens on secondary markets such as decentralized exchanges, and stake them to earn a yield from the platform's borrowing fees.
The proposal to launch Trinity is pending approval by the TrueFi decentralized autonomous organization.
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