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ZeroBeta and Lynq Connect Tokenized Treasury Collateral to Lending and Margin
ZeroBeta’s integration with Lynq lets institutions pledge tokenized assets while interest continues to accrue, putting collateral control at the centre of the workflow.
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ZeroBeta and Lynq announced on October 27 an integration that lets institutions use tokenized Treasury holdings as collateral for borrowing and trading. Eligible assets can be pledged while the underlying holdings keep earning interest. ZeroBeta's BlueShift platform handles risk terms and margin monitoring, whereas Lynq holds the collateral and carries out pledge or release instructions through its collateral-lock feature on an Avalanche-based network. The article notes that earning interest does not make a pledged asset freely available, because the lock governs who can use or release it. Next, the article says, progress will be judged by recurring use in real financing and margin relationships.
Why it matters: It shows how an existing tokenized holding can serve as committed collateral, linking financing and margin decisions to control of the asset rather than only to token transfers.
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