DeFi is changing how people manage money—cutting out banks and letting users lend, borrow, and trade directly on-chain. But most platforms are narrow, supporting only a limited set of tokens.
$DOLO breaks that barrier. It’s a decentralized protocol where users can lend, borrow, and unlock liquidity across more than 1,000 assets. This makes it one of the broadest and most flexible platforms in DeFi.
Why does this matter? Because most investors hold diverse portfolios—ETH, stablecoins, meme coins, governance tokens, and more. On many platforms, only a handful of these can be put to work. Dolomite turns nearly every token into an active asset, opening up new yield and liquidity options.
The mechanics are straightforward. Lenders deposit tokens into smart contracts and earn interest, with rates set by supply and demand. Borrowers use their tokens as collateral to access liquidity without selling. The difference? Dolomite supports hundreds of collateral types, not just ETH or BTC.
A key advantage is that Dolomite preserves DeFi-native rights. Even when used as collateral, tokens can still earn staking rewards or participate in governance—something most competitors don’t allow.
Built on EVM-compatible chains, Dolomite is designed for security, flexibility, and composability with other DeFi apps. Its benefits include:
Support for 1,000+ tokens
Preservation of governance and staking rights
Efficient, market-driven rates
Integration with the wider DeFi ecosystem
Of course, risks exist—like smart contract bugs, market volatility, and thin liquidity for niche tokens. But compared to traditional platforms like Aave or Compound (which support fewer than 50 tokens), Dolomite offers unmatched breadth.
The result is a powerful hub for users, projects, and institutions—where no asset is left idle. Dolomite isn’t just another lending protocol; it’s a step toward an inclusive and efficient DeFi future.
