HyperLend will not exit the market and plans to support new collateral types including stocks and commodities, according to a post on X from ness.hl. The post also said HyperLend and Hyperliquid are separate products, while describing HyperLend’s credit business as more efficient. Since launch, HyperLend has generated more than $2 billion in loan volume. The team’s next focus is Aviya, an institutional business line built on the same codebase as HyperLend. According to ness.hl, Aviya offers fixed-rate onchain credit and is set to expand the range of eligible collateral to include high-yield bonds and securities. The update outlines the product direction for HyperLend and Aviya but does not mention a timetable for the new collateral rollout.
HyperLend will not exit the market and plans to support collateral types including stocks and commodities, according to a post on X from ness.hl.
In the same post, ness.hl said HyperLend and Hyperliquid are separate products. The post added that HyperLend’s credit business is more efficient and has generated more than $2 billion in loan volume since launch.
The team’s next priority is Aviya, its institutional business line. Built on the same codebase as HyperLend, Aviya provides fixed-rate onchain credit and will expand to collateral types including high-yield bonds and securities, according to ness.hl.
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