Inscribe builds a pledge system based on the DOGE ecosystem
Inscribe, the inscription aggregation platform of the Dogecoin ecosystem, is currently building a pledge lending system for DOGE ecological assets based on its own DOGE Layer2. With this lending application, users can participate in DOGE lending. Collateral can be directly deposited in applications within the cooperative ecosystem. At the same time, Inscribe users can also use assets including inscriptions as collateral to borrow DOGE and pledge it in programs within the cooperative ecosystem. The Inscribe exchange is an inscription aggregation platform for the Dogecoin ecosystem built on non-directional asset trading protocols aimed at providing a decentralized CEX-like trading experience to make inscription assets more accessible and tradable. Through this cooperation, Inscribe will further expand its influence in digital asset trading and provide richer and more convenient services for users.
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