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# Yield

Added internal yield farming/liquidity mining within the platform to help users grow their wealth.

Trade is also a newly launched section. By aggregating decentralized, non-custodial liquidity protocols, users can participate as suppliers or borrowers to earn interest yield. Suppliers provide liquidity to the market and earn interest, while borrowers can obtain liquidity by providing collateral that exceeds the loan amount.

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Users can click on "Details" to learn more by reviewing information such as Market, Chain, Pool, TVL, and APY. For example, we click on the first one: Aave V3 on Ethereum - Stake USDT.

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In the "Assets to invest" section on the right, you can select specific tokens to operate with; for example, we click on the first one, 0xBTC, for stablecoin yield farming.

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In the Market section, you can select specific Markets and their corresponding Assets, as well as view the APY (Annual Percentage Yield).

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