Radiant Capital

The Radiant community is in the final countdown for voting on RFP-52, a crucial proposal to establish the Radiant Guardian Fund. This new security mechanism aims to: - Enhance protocol security measures - Build greater institutional confidence - Strengthen user protection The vote closes within 24 hours. Community participation is essential for reaching quorum and determining the protocol's future direction. [Cast your vote here](https://bit.ly/RadiantCapital-RFP52)

A new DAO proposal (RFP-46) aims to accelerate the vesting schedule for 200 million RDNT tokens in the Emissions Reserve. The proposal suggests: - Reducing vesting period from 3 to 2 years - Increasing token emissions to support higher APRs - Attracting more liquidity to Radiant Innovation Zone (RIZ) markets The goal is to expand liquidity and drive RIZ growth across multiple chains. Additionally, Super OETH, an innovative LST, is now available as a RIZ Market on Radiant: - Combines Ethereum staking rewards with Aerodrome incentives - Offers up to 4x leverage on Radiant - Currently earning up to 45% APY when maximally looped *Vote on the proposal:* [Snapshot link](https://snapshot.org/#/radiantcapital.eth/proposal/0xc9ded50bfb0aae1c957a94de44d65a2997694ac85703825f5ded16d43540bbb5)

Radiant, the omnichain money market built on LayerZero, has been featured in the newly launched Eco Hub by OKX Web3. This inclusion highlights Radiant's growing prominence in the decentralized finance space. - Radiant offers cross-chain deposit and borrowing capabilities - OKX Web3's Eco Hub showcases notable blockchain projects - This feature may increase visibility for Radiant's innovative platform The collaboration between Radiant and OKX Web3 demonstrates the increasing integration of multi-chain solutions in the DeFi ecosystem. Users interested in exploring Radiant's services can now find more information through the OKX Web3 Eco Hub.

Radiant has become the first lending protocol to integrate Edge's Risk Oracle, powered by Chaos Labs. This technology: - Monitors and auto-updates risk-related parameters in real-time - Currently recommends updates for the reserve factor - Aims to balance deposit and borrowing rates The integration enables: - Dynamic fee distribution based on market needs - Smoother borrowing costs and optimal rates for lenders Implementation: - Initially rolled out for USDC on BNB - Approved for expansion to all BNB markets - Other chains to follow soon Long-term goals: - Full automation of risk parameters (e.g., supply and borrowing caps) - Gradual shift from manual oversight to auto mode Stay tuned for further updates on this developing system.

Radiant has increased supply and borrow caps on several markets across Base and Arbitrum networks, following recommendations from Chaos Labs. This move comes after these markets reached their previous limits. Key updates: - Increased caps for cbBTC (Coinbase) - Raised limits for MAVIA and USDC (MAVIA/USDC) from Mavia Game - Expanded caps for WETH (PT-wstETH) from Pendle Finance These changes provide users with more opportunities to lend and borrow on the Radiant platform. The update follows a trend of cap increases, with a previous doubling of the weETH borrow cap on Arbitrum due to high demand. Visit app.radiant.capital/#/markets to explore the new limits.

LayerZero, a leading protocol for cross-chain interoperability, continues its push for omnichain development. The company has been consistently promoting the concept of building omnichain applications, as evidenced by their repeated messages on social media. Key points: - LayerZero is advocating for developers to create omnichain solutions - The initiative appears to be ongoing, with multiple mentions over time - Omnichain development aims to create seamless cross-chain experiences This trend suggests a growing focus on interconnected blockchain ecosystems, potentially reshaping the future of decentralized applications. Interested in omnichain development? Explore LayerZero's resources to learn more.

**ZRO Airdrop Reminder** - Additional tokens available for eligible wallets - Criteria: Claimed ZRO and used LayerZero post-TGE **Radiant's LayerZero Integration** - Cross-chain borrows - RDNT (OFT) bridge **Trading Options** - ZRO/USDC RIZ markets available on Arbitrum and Base - Check official announcement for details **Recent Developments** - ZRO now trading on Bitfinex - LayerZero aims to redefine DApps and cross-chain interactions Visit app.radiant.capital/#/markets for more information.

According to a recent Binance report, Radiant has achieved the highest utilization rate among lending protocols. The platform is actively working to meet user demand for diverse collateral options through its upcoming Radiant v3 release. Simultaneously, Radiant is collaborating with Chaos Labs to manage risk levels effectively. In a related development from February, Radiant optimized its interest rate parameters based on Chaos Labs' analysis and recommendations. This ongoing partnership aims to fine-tune various aspects of the protocol, including user elasticity, yield strategy distribution, and volatility management. Radiant continues to evolve its platform, balancing user needs with robust risk management practices.

Radiant's July Office Hours has commenced, promising an agenda filled with significant milestones. This event follows the previous month's session, where Q1 project funding was discussed. Office hours provide an opportunity for teams and individuals to schedule one-on-one calls with the ESP team. Key points: - July's Office Hours is now in session - Agenda includes major upcoming milestones - Teams and individuals can request private calls - Previous session covered Q1 project funding Don't miss this chance to engage with the team and stay updated on Radiant's progress.

The Radiant development team has provided an update on their progress. The Radiant Innovation Zone (RIZ) backend codebase is nearing completion for audits, which will commence in two weeks. Risk management for RIZ will be optimized with external expert support. Security enhancements, including deposit and borrow caps, have been implemented for both RIZ and core markets. The 'Unwind' feature, allowing users to undo deposit and borrow cycles, is now live. The team is collaborating with the DAO and governance teams to explore technical options for implementing RFP-34. Preparations are underway for Radiant's deployment on a top-tier Layer 2 network, pending DAO approval. By the next development update, the team expects to be in full audit mode for RIZ.