There's a lot to still be improved and introduced for Margin Trading. UI, better LTVs, SL, L2s, pairs, boosted assets and more. But the goal to create a fairer, truly onchain alternative to perps for accessing leverage is now underway. Experience it: https://t.co/L81yBSTZEv 🍀

And all of this is now being experienced by over $3.4M+ worth of open trade value. While still in Alpha mode and WITHOUT any incentives to traders, yet.

And when you want to close this safer, cheaper, highly liquid position, no LPs are harmed to realise your P&L. All P&Ls are settled on @CurveFinance , @Uniswap and @SushiSwap without eating into Lenders' supplied assets. Which is why we ALWAYS want our traders to WIN.

And since the prices are the same as spot, there's no funding fee. Users only pay a borrow fee which is significantly lower. Don't believe us, just check these rates out. A fraction of Perp exchanges.

Unlike perps, your position is marked to spot price since the assets are real. This means there are no amplified wicks, making trading safer. Like we experienced with the recent volatility.

That's about the mechanism but what all actual value does Margin create for leverage trading? You can read our blog post to know: https://t.co/3T5HNDUmwI OR since we have been live for 2 weeks now, let us take you through it all in 4 quick data backed tweets.

Margin Trading though turns LPs into lenders. Leverage is created by borrowing real assets. Since the assets are real, they can be used across DEXes to create and settle trades on. This means Lender earnings are dependent on borrow rates and not traders' losses.

Margin Trading is inherently different from perps. Perps make traders and LPs take positions against each other. If traders earn, LPs lose their supplied assets. If traders lose, LPs earn the losses as yield. Making it 0 sum.