Blockchain Business Fintech News

Mirror Completes Bridge to Binance Smart Chain to Bring Synthetic Stocks to Binance Community

Mirror-Completes-Bridge-to-Binance-Smart-Chain-to-Bring-Synthetic-Stocks-to-Binance-Community

Mirror, the synthetic assets protocol built on the Terra blockchain, has completed the integration of a cross-chain bridge to Binance Smart Chain (BSC) — bringing synthetic assets to the BSC community. The bridge enables porting of Terra’s stablecoin UST, its native token LUNA, governance token MIR, and Mirrored Assets (mAssets) to BSC. Initially, the assets will be rolled out on BSC DeFi applications PancakeSwap and StableXSwap.

Read More:  XP Inc. Acquires Riza M&A

“We’re thrilled to extend access to Mirror’s synthetic assets to the Binance Smart Chain community,” says Terraform Labs Co-Founder & CEO, Do Kwon. “The exposure to mAssets via a cross-chain bridge is a powerful avenue for increasing composability and liquidity across blockchain networks, and we welcome the BSC community to Mirror’s community-governed protocol as the next major step in Mirror’s mission to bring synthetic asset exposure to the world.”

Terra’s custom cross-chain bridge was originally built between Terra and Ethereum, enabling Terra assets, such as whitelisted mAssets on Mirror, to be sent from the Terra blockchain to Ethereum. Terra’s BSC integration will now enable users to access mAssets directly from applications running on BSC.

Read More: GlobalFintechSeries Interview with Rohit Arora, CEO at Biz2Credit

The initial liquidity of mAssets on BSC will be supplemented by the inclusion of mAssets and UST into two of BSC’s leading DeFi protocols — PancakeSwap, an automated market maker (AMM) DEX, and StableXSwap, a stablecoin DEX similar to Curve on Ethereum.

The first mAssets to list on PancakeSwap will be the major tech stocks Tesla, Amazon, Netflix, and Google via their mirrored mAsset versions. On StableXSwap, UST will be listed against BUSD using the platform’s low-slippage bonding curve pool. Rewards for providing liquidity will be issued in Terra’s native token, LUNA, in the coming weeks.

The mAssets can be deployed for a variety of purposes, including use as collateral in lending protocols, used by LPs in yield farming programs, leveraged trading of synthetics, synthetic stable pools (e.g., mBTC/LinearBTC/BTCB), and more.

Read More:  Hacking Insurance to be 10x Faster

Related posts

Consumers Prefer to Pay Digitally Instead of Using Cash, Select Vendors Who Offer Cashless Payments

Fintech News Desk

smartTrade Appoints Colin Murphy as Chief Revenue Officer

Fintech News Desk

DBS to Double Recruitment of Financial Planning Advisors in 2021; Introduces Industry-First Insurance Consultant Role

Fintech News Desk
1