dTRINITY (old)2024-10-02T05:54:58+00:00

Borrow stablecoins with the lowest rates in DeFi

Coming Soon in Q3 2024

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WHAT?

dTRINITY is a liquidity protocol that provides subsidized stablecoin loans to drive demand from borrowers and improve yields for lenders, enhancing access to liquidity and leverage in DeFi.

WHEN?

dTRINITY will launch in Q3 2024 on Fraxtal, the first Ethereum L2 with native blockspace incentives. Follow-on expansions to Ethereum and other blockchains will start in Q4.

WHY?

📉  Lower costs

💸  Higher yields

♻️  Sustainable rates

🪂  Points & incentives

🙋  Community governance

WHERE?

Created by the Frax team, Fraxtal is a modular Ethereum layer-2 rollup network utilizing the OP stack for smart contracts and execution. It is strategically chosen as the genesis blockchain for dTRINITY, enabling benefits from fast txn speed, low gas fees, and native network incentives (FXTL).

HOW?

The dTRINITY protocol consists of 3 core primitives:

A decentralized lending & borrowing protocol powered by dUSD.

dLEND users can borrow dUSD against their yield-bearing assets (e.g., sFRAX) with subsidized interest rates.

A decentralized USD stablecoin fully backed by on-chain yield-bearing collateral.

dUSD is dTRINTY’s native stablecoin. The yield generated by its collateral regularly subsidizes dUSD borrowing rates on dLEND.

A concentrated liquidity AMM exchange powered by dUSD.

dSWAP users can obtain dUSD and trade other assets with low fees. dSWAP also serves as a collateral liquidation venue for dLEND.

WHO?

dTRINITY provides the ideal platform for:

Stablecoin LPs & Lenders

Yield Loopers

Stablecoin Borrowers

PRE-TGE POINTS PROGRAM

dUSD lenders and LPs on dTRINITY will earn point
rewards for contributing liquidity to the protocol.
Accumulated points will be converted to dTRINITY’s governance tokens (TRIN) in the future upon TGE.

GOVERNANCE

dTRINITY aligns incentives among ecosystem participants
through a collaborative ve(3,3) tokenomic model
powered by its TRIN governance token. The TGE date for TRIN will be announced soon.

FAQ

More FAQs

What is yieldcoin looping?2024-12-18T07:25:50+00:00

Yieldcoin “looping,” or leveraging, is a process where a DeFi user repeatedly pledges a yieldcoin (e.g., sUSDe) to a lending protocol and borrows stablecoins against it. The borrowed stablecoins are then used to acquire more yieldcoin collateral, effectively increasing its exposure with leverage. This strategy could be profitable if the yield generated by the leveraged collateral exceeds the interest rate (borrowing cost) of the stablecoin loan. Looping strategies could involve significant risks, however, including the potential for loss of funds.

Where do interest rate subsidies on dTRINITY come from?2024-12-18T16:05:04+00:00

Interest rate subsidies/rebates for dUSD borrowers are funded by the dUSD collateral reserve’s earnings. The earnings (float income) come primarily from yieldcoins that are held in the reserve.

What is the dUSD stablecoin backed with?2024-12-18T16:05:37+00:00

The collateral reserve of dUSD consists of stablecoins like USDC, FRAX, DAI, plus yieldcoins like sFRAX, sDAI, and RWA tokens. Every dUSD is fully backed by 1 USD worth of collateral and can be minted permissionlessly through smart contracts.

Does dTRINITY have strategy vaults for looping?2024-12-18T16:06:07+00:00

dTRINITY yieldcoin looping vaults (dLOOP) are planned for release in Q1 2025, providing users with a simplified looping experience and composability via tokenized vault receipts that can be utilized in other DeFi protocols (e.g., 5X sFRAX, 5X sUSDe).

Which assets are supported for looping on dTRINITY?2024-12-18T16:06:32+00:00

sUSDe (staked USDe) and sFRAX (staked FRAX) will be enabled as collateral to borrow dUSD upon dTRINITY’s debut on Fraxtal. More assets will be supported in the near future.

What is yieldcoin looping?2024-12-18T07:25:50+00:00

Yieldcoin “looping,” or leveraging, is a process where a DeFi user repeatedly pledges a yieldcoin (e.g., sUSDe) to a lending protocol and borrows stablecoins against it. The borrowed stablecoins are then used to acquire more yieldcoin collateral, effectively increasing its exposure with leverage. This strategy could be profitable if the yield generated by the leveraged collateral exceeds the interest rate (borrowing cost) of the stablecoin loan. Looping strategies could involve significant risks, however, including the potential for loss of funds.

Where do interest rate subsidies on dTRINITY come from?2024-12-18T16:05:04+00:00

Interest rate subsidies/rebates for dUSD borrowers are funded by the dUSD collateral reserve’s earnings. The earnings (float income) come primarily from yieldcoins that are held in the reserve.

What is the dUSD stablecoin backed with?2024-12-18T16:05:37+00:00

The collateral reserve of dUSD consists of stablecoins like USDC, FRAX, DAI, plus yieldcoins like sFRAX, sDAI, and RWA tokens. Every dUSD is fully backed by 1 USD worth of collateral and can be minted permissionlessly through smart contracts.

Does dTRINITY have strategy vaults for looping?2024-12-18T16:06:07+00:00

dTRINITY yieldcoin looping vaults (dLOOP) are planned for release in Q1 2025, providing users with a simplified looping experience and composability via tokenized vault receipts that can be utilized in other DeFi protocols (e.g., 5X sFRAX, 5X sUSDe).

Which assets are supported for looping on dTRINITY?2024-12-18T16:06:32+00:00

sUSDe (staked USDe) and sFRAX (staked FRAX) will be enabled as collateral to borrow dUSD upon dTRINITY’s debut on Fraxtal. More assets will be supported in the near future.

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DISCLAIMER

This website, including docs.dtrinity.org, and the app.dtrinity.org interface are brought to you by Trinity Foundation Ltd., a Singapore-based non-profit public company limited by guarantee. This website provides information and resources about the fundamentals of the decentralized non-custodial liquidity protocol called dTRINITY, comprised of open-source, self-executing, and/or community-governed smart contracts that are deployed on various permissionless public blockchains, such as Fraxtal. Trinity Foundation Ltd. does not control or operate any version of dTRINITY on any blockchain network. The information provided through this website and the interface should not be considered financial advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Digital assets, including stablecoins, and DeFi protocols carry significant risks, including the potential for complete loss of funds. These products are highly experimental and involve emerging technologies subject to technical failures, security vulnerabilities, hacking, unforeseen exploits, and malfunctions. Digital assets can experience extreme volatility, leading to rapid and substantial changes in asset values. The regulatory environment for digital assets and DeFi is still evolving, potentially resulting in future restrictions that could impact the functionality or access to the protocol. By accessing this website and the interface for dTRINITY, you acknowledge and accept these inherent risks and agree to hold Trinity Foundation Ltd. harmless from any resulting damages or liabilities.

dTRINITY and dUSD are not available to residents of Canada, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Russia, Syria, the USA, the UK, Venezuela, and other prohibited jurisdictions.

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