Colend releases 2025 roadmap, including the launch of innovative subscription models and more
PANews, February 17th — Colend Protocol, a decentralized lending platform on the Core blockchain, has unveiled its 2025 roadmap to enhance the utility and sustainability of the DeFi ecosystem. The plan includes:
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Subscription Model: Colend will introduce a DeFi subscription plan based on Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR), where users can subscribe using $CLND each month to earn additional returns on deposited assets.
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Crypto Credit Card: Colend plans to launch a crypto credit card, offering a credit line based on crypto assets, unlike existing prepaid debit cards.
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BTCFi Toolkit: Colend will develop a community-driven set of BTCFi tools to help users optimize their earning strategies.
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NFT Upgrade: Offering free reminting of NFT series.
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Liquidity Mining & ve(3,3): Launch liquidity mining supporting the ve(3,3) mechanism aimed at reducing market circulation, decreasing dilution risk, and promoting long-term holding.
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Oracle Governance: Colend plans to introduce a decentralized oracle ranking mechanism in its governance system, with the community regularly voting on the performance and reliability of oracles.
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Token Buyback Program: Strategic buybacks to reduce market circulation, coupled with the subscription model and token utility upgrades, aim to build a more sustainable economic model.
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