Euler plans to launch a synthetic dollar product in the coming weeks
Jinse Finance reported that Euler plans to launch a synthetic dollar product "within a few weeks." The startup stated that this move will complete its three major product offerings: lending, swapping, and USD-denominated assets. Co-founder Michael Bentley described the new product as a "USD synthetic token," adding that Euler is now "not just a lending protocol" but also a decentralized exchange (DEX). Bentley positioned the synthetic dollar as a strategic complement to Euler's credit market and protocol swaps, emphasizing tight integration rather than relying on external liquidity incentives.
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