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Ensuring Robustness and Reliability In our ongoing commitment to security and transparency, Marginly recently completed its second audit conducted by the renowned blockchain security firm, Quantstamp. This audit focused on key updates and improvements to the Marginly codebase, particularly the integration of new oracle support and the introduction of innovative
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What if you could earn on yield-bearing assets — but with leverage? Marginly enables that. With smart protocol design, we’re putting up 3-figure APYs. Yes! Marginly is starting by supporting leveraged trades on Pendle, the platform that lets you farm the yields of supported yield-bearing tokens. And we’re expanding
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It’s time to bootstrap some DeFi liquidity. Marginly is the leverage-as-a-service protocol that’s launching one-click leverage on yield-bearing assets, and the protocol needs liquidity. That’s great news for you, especially if you like getting airdrops. Marginly creates isolated side pools to existing automated market maker pools, enabling
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Marginly’s latest testnet trading contest was a precursor for the upcoming mainnet deployment on Blast network. Let’s see how it panned out. The format remained consistent and involved a PnL leaderboard competition across 2 weeks. There were 5 pools available to traders with a mix of blue chips
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We are excited to unveil our latest trading contest on the Arbitrum One mainnet with ARB rewards paid out shortly after the contest ends. Marginly is collaborating with Camelot, a prominent DEX within the Arbitrum ecosystem. This partnership signifies our dedication to Arbitrum and empowering Marginly and its traders by
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Today is the big day: Marginly goes live on the Blast mainnet! This launch accompanies the reveal of our global Point System, which will generously reward our community for joining us on our mainnet journey. For you as a Blast user, this strategic move creates a wealth of new farming
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Prepare to be amazed, as Marginly, the boss of decentralized leverage trading, is making its grand entrance into the vibrant Blast ecosystem! We are eager to pioneer a new wave of trading excellence in this native yield environment. This isn't mere participation; it's about setting the
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Marginly's recent integration with X1 blockchain signifies a notable development in the realm of DeFi, introducing innovative features and opportunities. As Marginly becomes the leverage trading baselayer for X1, it not only harnesses the power of X1’s zkEVM technology and Ethereum security but also opens the doors
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In the ever-evolving landscape of decentralized finance (DeFi), Marginly emerges as a strong contender offering a plethora of features and advantages that set it apart from traditional margin trading protocols. By integrating innovative mechanisms and leveraging cutting-edge technologies, Marginly delivers a comprehensive solution for traders seeking efficient, secure, and flexible
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GM, Marginly fans! We’ve already covered the details of the Marginly protocol and why it differs from traditional perp DEX-es. It all boils down to one simple fact: We have a SPOT leverage on Marginly compared to “virtual” leverage provided by perp protocols. Marginly is like a super-optimized lending
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In this post we discuss the systematic approach one should take when deciding on pool launch with sustainable parameters for smooth production operation. The first L2 network we launched Marginly at is Arbitrum. Arbitrum is a leading L2 solution with great DAO and foundation support. Arbitrum L2 is well known
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Leveraged returns It's a commonly known fact in finance that leverage amplifies market returns. To prove that this fact works for Marginly, let’s build from the basic example of a single user position to the portfolio of 2 positions which we can generalize to any arbitrary number
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We designed the Marginly protocol with the idea that risk management is crucial to any borrowing activity. The risks associated with spot leveraged trading are as follows: 1. Counterparty risk Smart contracts are hacked or fundamentally broken so users can no longer access their positions and funds. 2. Technical risk