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The whitepaper for @ProjectLendX dropped yesterday after many months. This is a disrupter, aiming to change how crypto lending works. To date, most all lending is p2p, $LENDX is the closest thing to institutional lending without the constraints. This is built on #Arbitrum for all of #DeFi. - There is nothing out there on any chain like the ALT function that Lendx developed. - This is true 1 sided lending, liquidity for the pool is provided BY LendX, not p2p. - Incorporated $ARB through a synthetic asset lending loop further adds value. - The ALT function is scalable to size, and it is tech that can be utilized by future projects to fund their protocol without having a token tax. All live on launch, all audited prior. No insane token emissions to provide incentive for p2p lenders, we've cut all the fat out of crypto lending and have a machine built in it's place. It has been a long climb to this point, but from Monday onward the work truly began for the team. In the coming weeks as we begin ramping things up for May-June, it's going to be really exciting as we grow the community and spread the word. Always loved Arbitrum, this is the best place to build something like this. Be sure to check out the WP and discord

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