The lending protocol Solend will launch a permissionless lending market, allowing users to create lending pools for any token

[Lending protocol Solend will launch a permissionless lending market, allowing users to create a loan pool of any token] On August 18th, according to foreign media reports, Solana’s top lending protocol will launch a permissionless lending market, allowing anyone with 100SLND (approx. $70 fee) users create lending pools for any token.

It is reported that Solend has 21 whitelisted lending pools, providing Solana ecology with 471 million US dollars of borrowable tokens. These whitelisted lending pools are reviewed by the Solend team. The permissionless lending market is designed to help projects "bootstrap" the lending market for their native tokens, help influencers "monetize their followers" by promoting the use of their asset pools, and even support them in creating reputation-only "Unsecured" line of credit. (CoinDesk)

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