IPOR Labs launches a new protocol to bring transparency and stability to the DeFi credit market

[IPOR Labs Launches New Protocol to Bring Transparency and Stability to the DeFi Credit Market] Jinse Finance reported that on-chain interest rate derivatives service provider IPOR Labs AG announced on Tuesday that it is launching an ) credit markets bring transparency and stability. Through its Inter Protocol Overblock Rate Index (IPOR), traders will be able to hedge, arbitrage and take directional positions on interest rate movements to manage the risk of their credit portfolios on the Ethereum blockchain. The IPOR index is a standardized benchmark interest rate based on smart contract transactions and its own interest rate derivatives decentralized exchange (DEX), based on the algorithm model of the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR), but suitable for DeFi.

Darren Camas, CEO of IPOR Labs, said: "We need to connect the institutional fixed income market with DeFi, and to do this, they need risk management tools and transparency".

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