LI.FI launches LI.FI Earn, an on-chain yield product for institutions
Foresight News reported that cross-chain protocol LI.FI has announced the launch of its new product, LI.FI Earn, which provides on-chain yield features for enterprises with digital asset strategies. It supports the integration of strategies from more than 20 vault protocols through a single integration and has built-in cross-chain execution capabilities covering over 60 blockchains.
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