Every week, yields from funded operations land in investors' wallets as USDC. Not a governance token, not something you need to swap. Just stablecoin, claimable on-chain, on the chain of your choice. The distribution runs through a merkle tree contract. Each epoch, a root is published on-chain before claims
We're excited to announce that Lend's inaugural tokenized real estate operation is officially launching on January 26, 2026. After months of building, testing, and preparing, we're ready to offer our community access to institutional-grade real estate yields starting with a data center in Saint-Herblain,
Tokenized real estate is one of the most compelling innovations in crypto. Stable yields from real-world assets, fractional access to premium properties, and automated distributions through smart contracts. But like any emerging sector, it's also full of traps that can destroy your capital. Here are the two pitfalls
If you've been following the intersection of crypto and real estate, you've probably heard the term "tokenization" thrown around. But what does it actually mean when applied to commercial real estate? And more importantly, why should you care? In this post, we will explore
If you're using Aave for stable yield, you've likely noticed rates have normalized: USDC sits around 3-4% APR, WETH near 2%, and WBTC close to 0%. These aren't "low" yields. They're what blue-chip DeFi lending looks like when macro rates
Following the announcement of Lend’s first operation, a datacenter deal offering a fixed 9% APR, we can now share more information about an important element of the ecosystem: the Lend Points campaign. This system is designed to reward early users, long-term users, and community members who support the project.
As we approach the announcement of our first tokenized operation and the mainnet launch, I would like to take a moment to explain why we built Lend and why we believe we're contributing to solving one of the most significant problems for web3 investors. I have been building