Edited By
Samuel Koffi
A growing number of people are exploring borrowing platforms that allow them to exchange their cryptocurrencies back to stablecoins during market downturns. As discussions around these features increase, users express frustration about limited platforms available that meet their needs.
Many are on the hunt for places to borrow against strong assets like Solana (SOL). One user pointed out, "Aave is the only platform Iβve ever seen with this feature, but they only support Ethereum with sizeable loan-to-value ratios." This sentiment resonated as people voiced concerns over the flexibility offered by various platforms.
Some users have suggested alternatives, including Kamino Finance and Zino Finance, for potential lending options. A participant noted, "This is EVM, but Zino Finance has some lending vaults with Morpho Aave and Dolomite integrations." However, many are still searching for clear, efficient ways to perform swaps.
Despite these suggestions, questions linger regarding the ability to convert SOL back to stablecoins like USDC. One user bluntly stated, "I donβt see a way to swap from SOL back to USDC though." This highlights a clear gap in available services that allow smooth transitions during market dips.
The feedback reflects mixed feelings among commenters. While some show optimism about new platforms, others remain skeptical about functionality. Many participants urge their peers to check platform rankings, with information focused on total value locked (TVL) metrics. As one suggested, "Go to DeFiLlama and use the highest TVL lending protocol."
β½ Limited platforms with essential swap features frustrate borrowers.
π Kamino Finance and Zino Finance suggested as alternatives.
β Several users highlight concerns over SOL to USDC conversions.
In this evolving crypto landscape, will we see further development in borrowing solutions that cater to the pressing needs of traders?