Following the proposal’s announcement, TrueFi’s governance token (TRU) surged 14% and has continued to gain momentum.
TrueFi, a provider of decentralized finance (DeFi), has declared its intention to introduce Trinity, an RWA lending platform that analyzes real-world assets.
Enhancing the efficacy of its tokenized U.S. Treasury offering is the platform’s objective. Trinity will enable users to secure crypto loans with collateralized RWA tokens.
TrueFi’s Treasury bill token (tfBILL) will be the first to be tokenized, with plans to include other yield-generating products, according to a proposal for TrueFi governance by Wallfacer Labs, an ecosystem developer organization.
tfBILL tokens will serve as collateral for investors to borrow the TRI token of the platform; the borrowed cryptocurrency will then be utilized in DeFi strategies, yielding up to 15% annually.
Additionally, investors may purchase TRI tokens on secondary markets, including decentralized exchanges, and stake them to generate a return from the borrowing fees of the platform.
Approval of the proposition to initiate Trinity is currently pending from the provider of DeFi decentralized autonomous organization.
In recent months, DeFi activity has been resurgent, and as the bull market for digital assets roars, crypto-native yields and demand for leverage have increased dramatically.
This has prompted the proposal for a new platform. During the previous cryptocurrency bull market cycle, the provider of DeFi originated more than $1.5 billion in unsecured loans, the majority of which were extended to trading firms and market makers.
TrueFi’s Governance Token Surges
Following the proposal’s publication, TrueFi’s governance token (TRU) surged 14% and has gained approximately 20% over the last twenty-four hours.
