1/5 Attention LL Community: A new star just lit up the LightLink universe We're proud to announce Stella, our first chain-abstracted wallet, is now live in early access! After a year behind closed doors, it’s ready for VIP explorers Today, the first constellation opens ✨

Predictable outputs? Love that for us 🤭 Here’s why determinism matters in Web3 👇

Are you not entertained? This is exactly why we’re here: the pain, the madness, the entertainment, the future ⚔️

Blinds drop in 24 hours 🥳 Poker Night with @okutrade on @LePokerGame is almost live with 600 USDC on the line Bring your reads, your instincts, and maybe a little luck

4/4 Cross-chain lending fixes real pain points: → Liquidity fragmentation → Wrapped-asset risks → Inefficient capital use → UX friction And best of all, @gosodax makes integration straightforward for developers

3/4 Once your collateral is locked in, you can borrow Sodax solvers read your borrow intent, check collateral health, and issue the loan on your chosen chain When you repay, your collateral is released, just like any lending protocol, but without chain boundaries

2/4 Users deposit tokens into Sodax liquidity pools Those deposits flow into a global liquidity layer that spans all supported chains You don’t need to think about chains, because Sodax handles the cross-chain routing behind the scenes 💪

1/4 Did you know @gosodax offers cross-chain lending, not just swaps? You can use tokens on any supported chain as collateral + borrow on a different chain entirely, even with flash loans Here’s how it works 👇

building while the timeline argues about the state of crypto

Turns out liquidity isn’t fragmented ... it’s just overdue for an upgrade 😏

5/5 Why borrow on-chain at all? On-chain lending lets users: → unlock liquidity without selling assets → diversify positions → leverage staked assets → take directional bets (long/short) What’s your move once lending goes live on LightLink?

4/5 If ETH drops too much, the loan risks going underwater, meaning the collateral might soon be worth less than the borrowed USDT To protect lenders, the platform liquidates the collateral to cover the loan Fair, transparent, and predictable Here’s an example from @Morpho

3/5 Example: A user deposits ETH into a lending pool and borrows USDT against it The value of the ETH must exceed the value of the USDT borrowed Most platforms set a loan-to-value (LTV) ratio around 70% to keep things safe

2/5 In traditional finance, lenders rely on income checks, guarantors, and paperwork DeFi can’t do that since most users are anonymous So it relies entirely on collateral to secure loans

1/5 ELI5: What is on-chain lending? Lending pools accept certain tokens as collateral and let users borrow other tokens in return If they repay the loan plus fees, they get their collateral back If they don’ t… things get interesting

Kicking off Stella Beta with another banger, this time with @okutrade, one of the first DApps integrated into Stella Wallet 600 USDC. 27 winners See you at the tables 😏

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5/5 TL;DR → Enterprise Mode + gasless txs need determinism to keep gas predictable → Stella’s social login relies on determinism to regenerate the same wallet every time → Blockchains need determinism to stay in sync You can change chains, UX, or tooling, but not this 👀

4/5 Determinism also powers Stella’s walletless login It ensures logging in with Google or Apple always derives the same wallet - no matter the device, network, or RPC you use