Pendle's Boros Marks First Anniversary With $21.7B Cumulative Notional Volume

Pendle's Boros Marks First Anniversary With $21.7B Cumulative Notional Volume

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2026-08-06 12:31:32
Boros, the funding-rate trading platform under Pendle, celebrated its first anniversary with an official post on X. The platform disclosed cumulative notional trading volume of $21.7 billion over the past year, alongside more than 180 markets. According to the anniversary message, the markets cover funding rates for 14 underlying assets across cryptocurrency, equities, and real-world assets (RWA). The announcement also said Boros has connected to funding-rate markets from seven perpetual futures exchanges. The headline volume figure is cumulative for the twelve months since launch. The market count stands at more than 180, and the exchange integration count stands at seven. The asset classes listed span digital assets, traditional equities, and real-world assets. All figures come from the official X post. The post marks the completion of one full year of operation for Boros as a funding-rate trading venue under Pendle. No monthly volume breakdown was disclosed in the announcement.
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Boros, the funding-rate trading platform under Pendle, celebrated its first anniversary with an official post on X. Cumulative notional trading volume over the past year reached $21.7 billion, with more than 180 markets listed.

The markets span funding rates for 14 underlying assets across cryptocurrency, equities, and real-world assets (RWA). Boros has also connected to funding-rate markets from seven perpetual futures exchanges.

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