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Here's an example of what we do at @AxisFDN: crypto x currency arbitrage
• BTC/USD
• BTC/JPY
• USD/JPY
It expands to all other asset classes.
(DOGE, TSLA, NVDA, XAU)
Millions of permutations across all markets, currently 7m+ combos at current TVL.
Higher TVL, higher APY.
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Sustainable (3,3) is here
sUSDx is #1 by APY on @DefiLlama, among Ethereum pools above $10M.
Currently running at 26.6% APY via @pendle_fi and @CurveFinance.
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It’s now becoming more obvious!
(check our dashboard: app.axis.to/transparency) to see where we’re heading
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Chris ⌖ retweeted
Introducing @AxisFDN USDx and sUSDx (3 Dec 2026 maturity)
Dollars from the institutional trading desk, now live as fixed income markets on Pendle - with the highest multiplier for Axis points 👇
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Axis’s cross-asset liquidity infrastructure will make tokenized markets and stablecoins efficient.
Introducing Axis Prime: Liquidity and execution for modern financial platforms.
Institutional pricing. Cross-asset settlement. Routing intelligence.
Axis Prime executed its first 6-figure OTC trade for a leading global exchange.
axis.to/prime
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I think similarly about payments, remittance and neobrokerages.
They need reliable conversion liquidity and flexible settlement.
1. Embed @axisFDN sUSDx yield
2. Get @axisFDN conversion liquidity
3. Settle same-day or flexibly
No need to pre-fund every market or arrange separate credit lines.
Fintech balance sheets are becoming programmable.
More on (2) soon.
one of the hardest parts of launching a credit product as a neobank is raising the capital to fund it.
the traditional option is a warehouse facility that can cost 8-15% annually.
but the cost isn’t the only problem.
warehouse lenders also have long and strict underwriting processes.
they want to see existing revenue, prior lending volume, default rates, and a proven track record before committing capital.
this creates a chicken-and-egg problem:
neobanks need capital to launch credit, but lenders want to see an existing credit business before providing it.
but DeFi offers neobanks another option.
launch a yield-bearing stablecoin that pays holders 7-8%, then use that capital to fund the loan book.
the neobank lends at a higher rate, pays stablecoin holders their yield, and keeps the spread.
instead of raising capital from a single bank or private credit fund, you’re sourcing it from a global onchain market.
on-chain DeFi will become the next generation of warehouse facilities for fintech.
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The last mile of tokenization is the liquidity layer for better USDT/JPY/NVDA conversions via the best route, legacy or crypto.
All electronic markets will converge.
Liquidity is the product.
Behind the Grid: Episode 3.
Returns are a byproduct of what Axis is building.
The end state is a global liquidity business, using onchain capital to price and settle assets across fragmented markets.
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When looking at tokenization and yield strategies, there is misguided perception that more transparency would provide better security to the users without sacrifising the yield. For the sake of discussion, I’m not really talking about mispriced yields.
More transparency after a certain point only reduces the effective yield. The more people understand something, the more they are willing to allocate to it. If there was absolute transparency, yield would practically be following the risk free rate, until a stress event would occur. An event which would decrease transparency, and visibility of all the risk factors involved - similar to how it happens for the government bonds.
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Axis Co-Founder @JimmyXKF live on Chain Reaction.
The Biggest Barriers to Institutional Crypto Adoption [Ft. Axis] #CHAINREACTION nitter.net/i/broadcasts/1yxBePerE…
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