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Cryptocurrency News Articles
Silo V2 Launches Its Upgraded Decentralized Lending Protocol on Sonic
Mar 14, 2025 at 01:50 am
Silo, a decentralized lending marketplace, has launched its upgraded V2 protocol on Sonic, a high-performance Layer 1 blockchain.
Silo, a decentralized lending marketplace, has launched its upgraded V2 protocol on Sonic, a high-performance Layer 1 blockchain. The update brings risk-isolated lending markets to the network, expanding the possibilities for accessible and programmable DeFi lending options.
Following extensive audits, Silo V2 has now completed its beta phase and is undergoing rollout across several blockchain ecosystems, commencing with Sonic. To date, more than $400 million has been locked into the protocol, where users can engage in earning yield or adjust their exposure to risk. Future deployments of the protocol are slated for Ethereum Mainnet, Arbitrum, Base, and other Layer 2 networks operating on the EVM.
Silo V2 builds upon the capabilities of its predecessor, which has already processed hundreds of millions of dollars in loans across over 50 lending pools while maintaining a record of solvency. In contrast to its previous version, Silo V2 will launch with twin-asset lending pools for any ERC-20 token, enabling market creators to set parameters such as loan-to-value (LTV) ratios, liquidation thresholds, interest rate models, and more.
Key features of Silo V2 include:
* Permissionless market deployment: Allows developers to create lending pools without requiring approval.
* Optional "hooks": Markets can connect with external applications for liquidity deployment strategies, fixed-term lending options, and permissioned markets for regulated assets.
* ERC-4626 standard: Ensures compatibility with third-party DeFi integrations.
* Modular liquidation mechanisms: Supports traditional liquidations, auction-based models, fixed-rate liquidation, and hybrid approaches.
* Dual-oracle system: Calculates LTV and liquidation threshold separately to mitigate the risk of bad debt.
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Deployer revenue: An optional fee mechanism that allows market creators to earn a share of interest and incentives in the form of an ERC-721 token.
Sonic's high-speed infrastructure complements Silo V2's risk-isolated approach, providing scalability and developer tools that are optimized for efficient lending. The combination of programmable markets and network scalability unlocks new possibilities for decentralized lending applications while maintaining security and flexibility.
As Silo V2 expands across various Layer 1s and Layer 2s, it aims to revolutionize decentralized lending with its advanced protocol and introduce a new era of customizable borrowing solutions in the DeFi landscape.
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