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Pendle is an interest rate derivatives protocol established on multiple chains, allowing users to lock in the future yield of their crypto assets and receive returns in advance.

This article introduces the functions and classifications of Dex Trading Bots, their applications in the cryptocurrency market, and discusses in detail their advantages and future development potential in Meme coin trading and high-frequency trading.

Gate Research Institute Daily: On October 25th, the price of BTC rose by 2.29% to $67,698 in the past 24 hours, with strong support at $65,500 and resistance at $68,500. It may consolidate at a high level in the short term. The total net inflow of Bitcoin spot ETF is $188 million, and the total net inflow of Ethereum spot ETF is $2.3 million. The US government address is suspected of being hacked, with $20 million worth of encrypted assets stolen. Microsoft urges shareholders to reject the proposal to diversify investments with Bitcoin. Cardano has completed integration with the smart contract platform BitcoinOS, unlocking Bitcoin liquidity for the DeFi ecosystem.

Aave utilizes an "overcollateralization and liquidity pool" model, where all operations are automatically executed through on-chain smart contracts. Interest rates fluctuate in real time, and risk is dynamically managed by the liquidation system. This architecture enhances capital efficiency while minimizing the cost of trust.

Aave and Compound are both decentralized liquidity protocols built on blockchain technology, enabling users to borrow assets with over-collateralization or earn interest by supplying liquidity. The key distinction lies in Aave’s broader range of features and risk-layered design, whereas Compound stands out for its straightforward interest rate model and modular governance framework.

Pendle Finance is a fixed-rate derivatives protocol deployed on Ethereum and Arbitrum, which tokenizes future yields by separating the principal from the interest.

This article offers a simple yet comprehensive introduction to Frax, aiding in understanding its stablecoin and LST operations as well as the history behind it. It systematically showcases Frax's current products and features while providing an objective analysis based on data.

This article provides an in-depth examination of the financial status of leading DeFi protocols such as Aave, Maker (Sky), Lido, and ether.fi, including detailed analyses of their technology, revenue, expenses, and token economics. Through on-chain data and conversations with project teams, it offers a comprehensive perspective on the profitability, cost structure, and token value accumulation of these protocols.