Money markets allow crypto users to lend assets and borrow against them via smart contracts. Interest rates for supplying and borrowing are based on the pool of funds and how much of this pool has been borrowed from. So if there’s 100 ETH in a pool and 99 ETH of that is lent, the APY will be higher for both lending and borrowing and fluctuate as users start and unwind positions.

Cross-chain lending allows users to lend and borrow assets across different blockchains, making their crypto portfolios even more dynamic and interconnected. Have ETH on Arbitrum? Supply it there and borrow against it in Base. It offers financial flexibility without the constraints of staying on one chain.

A Decentralized Exchange (DEX) lets you trade crypto assets directly with another person, with no central authority involved. It’s like a farmer’s market for trading, where you get security, transparency, and control over your transactions — minus the annoying crowds.

Decentralized perpetual exchanges give traders the thrill of high-leverage opportunities in a fully decentralized manner. Users can long or short tokens on these platforms, spot trade, and participate in various types of liquidity.