On-chain asset management company Maple has formed a strategic partnership with Lido Finance to launch a stablecoin credit line backed by stETH, allowing institutional borrowers to unlock liquidity while maintaining ETH stake rewards. Borrowers can use stETH as collateral for the credit line.

According to BlockBeats news on June 5, data from Token Terminal shows that the on-chain institutional capital market protocol Maple Finance generated over $1 million in revenue in May, setting a new historical high. It is worth noting that this income level has risen approximately 10 times year-on-year.

Pendle has launched a new 'RWA' partition with a total value locked (TVL) of 150 million USD, including USDS, sUSDS, SyrupUSDC, and USD0++. Among them, sUSDS LP offers an annualized yield of 432.4%, SyrupUSDC LP offers an annualized yield of 98.88%, USD0++ LP offers an annualized yield of 43.25%, and USDS LP offers an annualized yield of 22.96%.

Maple has proposed governance proposal MIP-013, suggesting to allocate 20% of the protocol revenue for the first quarter of 2025 to repurchase SYRUP Token and distribute it to the stakers, in order to enhance stake incentives, with an expected APR of 5.0%. Voting will open on January 20th, and only stSYRUP holders can participate.

According to Nansen data reported by Jinse Finance, the Smart Money 24-hour fund inflow tracking list on the Ethereum network is as follows: MKR inflow of $3.96 million, current price $2,438. MPL inflow of $1.23 million, now priced at $12;

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