BarnBridge (BOND) - The Giving Block

What is BarnBridge (BOND)?

Discover the key facts about BarnBridge (BOND).

About BarnBridge

BarnBridge is a cross-platform risk management protocol that aims to reduce the risks associated with DeFi, such as inflation risk and interest rate volatility. BarnBridge’s SMART Yield pools the yield from lending protocols such as Aave, and splits it into tranches with different risk profiles. SMART Exposure allows user to passively maintain a specific ratio within an ERC-20 token pair, which can potentially outperform buy-and-hold strategies depending on market conditions. The BOND token governs BarnBridge’s DAO protocol.

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