Lending protocols need to grow big and strong; liquidity depth is essential. The success of a leading lending protocol has already proven this point.
Permapod is steadily building this infrastructure on ZIGChain. The design during the soft launch phase is quite meticulous—efficient token deposits, smooth withdrawals, predictable yields, and minimized slippage—every aspect carefully calculated.
The supply cap for ZIG and stZIG was snapped up within two weeks. This is not a coincidence; it reflects the genuine demand of the ecosystem. Additionally, security audits by Halborn Security have confirmed that the RWA lending stack is secure.
This is the right attitude for building an ecosystem—not seeking temporary popularity, but laying a solid foundation for long-term health. Liquidity infrastructure is like blood vessels; it must be stable, deep, and capable of supporting the entire ecosystem’s circulation.
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AirdropDreamer
· 01-07 08:38
Liquidity depth is indeed important, but the pace of Permapod... being sold out in two weeks is quite intense. The ecosystem demand is still there.
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WalletDivorcer
· 01-05 19:20
Sold out in two weeks? Is it the ecosystem or just a cash grab? Figure it out yourself.
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ShamedApeSeller
· 01-04 12:53
It's pretty intense to sell out in two weeks, but it depends on whether it can be sustained later on.
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FloorPriceNightmare
· 01-04 12:52
Sold out in two weeks? How hot does it have to be? ZIG's move isn't simple.
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NewPumpamentals
· 01-04 12:51
Liquidity is indeed the lifeblood of infrastructure. Permapod's logic is quite solid, and the fact that supplies were snapped up in just two weeks shows that there is genuine demand in the market.
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TestnetNomad
· 01-04 12:50
The fact that the supply was snapped up in two weeks shows that there is genuine demand in the market, not just hype. Permapod's move is steady, focusing on building the infrastructure first, which is much more reliable than those rushing to list tokens.
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BetterLuckyThanSmart
· 01-04 12:41
Snatched up in two weeks—that's what you call the market speaking. Unlike some projects that keep hyping without anyone buying.
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fomo_fighter
· 01-04 12:35
Oh wow, ZIG was snapped up in two weeks? Now that's a real demand, unlike some projects that boast about being so popular every day.
To be honest, I’ve looked at Permapod’s design, and there’s nothing fancy about it. It’s just solidly built on the basics. This low-key style makes it more trustworthy.
Regarding liquidity depth, you’re right. Without it, lending protocols are just floating clouds. Being audited by Halborn also makes it more reassuring.
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SpeakWithHatOn
· 01-04 12:34
Sold out in two weeks? That's some serious scarcity. Interesting.
Lending protocols need to grow big and strong; liquidity depth is essential. The success of a leading lending protocol has already proven this point.
Permapod is steadily building this infrastructure on ZIGChain. The design during the soft launch phase is quite meticulous—efficient token deposits, smooth withdrawals, predictable yields, and minimized slippage—every aspect carefully calculated.
The supply cap for ZIG and stZIG was snapped up within two weeks. This is not a coincidence; it reflects the genuine demand of the ecosystem. Additionally, security audits by Halborn Security have confirmed that the RWA lending stack is secure.
This is the right attitude for building an ecosystem—not seeking temporary popularity, but laying a solid foundation for long-term health. Liquidity infrastructure is like blood vessels; it must be stable, deep, and capable of supporting the entire ecosystem’s circulation.