Coindesk Indices and Decentralized Finance (Defi) specialist Sentora introduce a benchmark bound to the nightly lending rates of the Night, so that markets take on-chains a step closer to the regular money markets.
The Coindesk at night (CDOR) are designed to convert real -time loan activities into standardized rates, so that trade agencies, fairs and protocol protection are a way to cover exposure to interest rates or to close financing costs over time, the companies said in a press release on Tuesday.
The benchmarks will initially come from a loan pools for USDT and USDC, the two most used Stablecoins. They are calculated and published daily, based on the variable loans of the platform.
Stablecoins, a class of $ 250 billion digital tokens linked to traditional currencies such as the US dollar, are important pieces of infrastructure that support the crypto economy. They are a popular vehicle for trade and on-chain transactions and are increasingly being used for cross-border payments and foreign exchange.
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As the acceptance of the Stablecoin accelerates with more institutions and companies that become involved, the demand for advanced aids that reflect regular financial markets.
“Stablecoins are expected to grow into the trillions, but there is no money market for institutional quality for trade and cover rates,” said Andy Baehr, the head of product and research at Coindesk-Indices “CDOR rates offer a cornerstone element for the Stabilin rates, the same conventions, those the same conventions, those the same, those the same, the same-ray rates Derivatives offer markets in the world. “
Futures contracts that establish themselves at nightly rates are also in the making, with Galaxy, Falconx, Flowdesk and Tyr Capital to act as market makers, according to the press release.
“CDOR rates make it possible to create a wide range of financial derivatives that are currently missing in the crypto financial ecosystem,” said Ed Hindi, Chief Investment Officer at Tyr Capital. “This addition In addition to a clearer regulatory environment, the interaction of institutional players with Defi exponentially should increase.”