DeFi prime brokerage prime_protocol aims to allow users to borrow against their assets across various blockchains, including MoonbeamNetwork, ethdotorg and arbitrum, reducing the need for token bridges. Reporting by LizKNapolitano.
Prime Protocol, a decentralized finance-based prime brokerage, has released an asset-based lending services that aims to eliminate the need for inter-blockchain token transfers, according to a Tuesday press release.
The protocol will let users borrow against the value of their entire asset portfolio across several supported blockchains, including Moonbeam, Ethereum, Arbitrum and Avalanche, without the need for token bridges Token bridges, which move cryptocurrency tokens from one blockchain network to another, can suffer exploits, potentially causing users to lose their crypto to hackers. Blockchain security firm Chainalysis“This is a significant security enhancement for the entire DeFi industry because it eliminates manual bridging as a point of vulnerability that is often exploited,” Derek Yoo, CEO of PureStake, a development team for Moonbeam, said in the release.
Existing DeFi protocol infrastructures typically support the movement of assets, backed by a single form of collateral, on just one blockchain, Yoo added. Prime Protocol began operating on testnet in September. The protocol has more than 51,000 unique users.
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