Cypher Lending
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🏛️ Templar Mainnet is LIVE! 🏛️
🌅 The Dawn of Cypher Lending is here.
Templar lets you borrow stablecoins against Bitcoin, or ANY asset on ANY chain, without trusted third parties. No wrapping, no bridging, No KYC.
Be your own bank with Templar.
We're aware of the exploit on NEAR Intents' BSC USDT bridge.
No Templar market holds BSC-bridged assets, and Templar assets are unaffected.
As a precaution, deposits & withdrawals are paused and temporarily unavailable. Updates soon.
Legacy markets have been deprecated.
If you still have funds on any of the old markets, you can still migrate for a few more weeks.
Details in reply.
To migrate:
1. Withdraw supply positions on the legacy site and resupply on the current site
2. Repay borrow positions on the legacy site, withdraw the collateral, and re-borrow on the current site
Legacy: legacy.templarfi.org/borrow-…
Current: app.templarfi.org/
Templar Protocol 🏛️ retweeted
Liquidity is now live in the new markets.
If you have an open position, don't wait. Please migrate today.
Borrowers: repay → withdraw collateral → re-open on the new market
Templar Protocol 🏛️ retweeted
Incentives are now live on @TemplarProtocol.
The XLM/USDC Templar market is now incentivized through a @merkl_xyz fixed-rate incentive campaign, reducing borrowing costs and keeping the USDC supply rate interesting.
Depositors into the earnXLM vault automatically benefit from these incentives, enhancing their returns.
Pushing forward the @StellarOrg DeFi ecosystem.
Check the @merkl_xyz campaign here:
app.merkl.xyz/opportunities/…
Templar Protocol 🏛️ retweeted
Distribution is the last mile, and composability is how you cover it.
We're building institutional capacity on @StellarOrg, wiring borrowing across @blend_capital and @TemplarProtocol with swaps via @SushiSwap.
And we're doing it with the support of @UntangledFi as on-chain data provider, the layer we need to scale and make every position on Stellar fully transparent.
Liquidity is now live in the new markets.
If you have an open position, don't wait. Please migrate today.
Borrowers: repay → withdraw collateral → re-open on the new market
Updated migration map:
ibtc-iethusdc → ibtc-iethusdc-1 or ibtc-ixlmusdc
iethwbtc-iethusdc → iethwbtc-ixlmusdc
izec-isolusdc → izec-ixlmusdc
ixlm-ixlmusdc → ixlmusdc-1 (will be deployed by end of week)
250 years later the spirit of 1776 lives on in BTC, ZEC, and Crypto.
Freedom, Independence, and Self Sovereignty are now global.
Templar Protocol 🏛️ retweeted
Glad to contribute to DeFi infrastructure on @StellarOrg.
Building with @blend_capital and @TemplarProtocol to facilitate borrowing functionality, as well as @SushiSwap to enable seamless swaps across assets.
This is the kind of composability institutional capital needs on-chain.
Templar Protocol 🏛️ retweeted
We are proud to announce that we have completed a smart contract security assessment for @TemplarProtocol! 🔐
Templar lets you borrow against any asset on any chain without trusting centralized intermediaries.
🔐 Templar Protocol is migrating to upgraded markets.
Some legacy markets will be deprecated in 1 month. If you have funds deployed on them, prepare to migrate.
A thread on what's changing and where to move your liquidity 🧵
Migration map:
ibtc-iethusdc → ibtc-iethusdc-1 or ibtc-ixlmusdc
ixlm-ixlmusdc → TBD
iethwbtc-iethusdc → TBD
izec-isolusdc → izec-ixlmusdc
We will share an updated version once we deploy all newer markets.
Templar Protocol 🏛️ retweeted
There's a new lending protocol on Stellar that doesn't look like the others. Tomorrow Noon ET, @TemplarProtocol walks us through it.
xitter.cf/i/spaces/1qxvvvvlopqxB…
Additional borrower advantages:
→ No KYC — preserve your privacy
→ No taxable events — borrow instead of selling
→ Native L1 collateral — no wrapping needed
→ Multi-source oracle feeds
→ Transparent, auditable liquidation parameters per market
Explore markets → app.templarfi.org
Security docs → docs.templarfi.org
FAQ → templarfi.org/frequently-ask…