Pendle, a decentralized interest-rate derivatives protocol, has launched the NGI+ market, short for Next-Generation Infrastructure Plus. The new market is designed to connect institutional financial infrastructure with the DeFi ecosystem and give investors access to new yield opportunities. According to the announcement cited by Techub News, the product allows users to gain exposure to returns from infrastructure projects that are usually available only to institutions, including assets such as data centers. Those returns can then be traded in tokenized form within DeFi markets. Pendle also flagged the risks tied to this type of investment, saying exposure includes smart-contract vulnerabilities among other risks. The report cited Crypto Briefing as the source.
Pendle, a decentralized interest-rate derivatives protocol, has launched the NGI+ market, or Next-Generation Infrastructure Plus, according to Techub News.
The market is intended to link institutional financial infrastructure with the DeFi ecosystem and offer investors new yield opportunities. Under the structure described in the report, users can access returns from infrastructure projects that are typically open only to institutions, including assets such as data centers, and trade those returns in tokenized form across DeFi.
Pendle also said this type of investment carries risk, including smart-contract vulnerabilities.
The report cited Crypto Briefing.
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