Avalanche tokenized Treasuries can now back loans and trades

Lynq and ZeroBeta have integrated their institutional platforms on Avalanche to allow tokenized U.S. Treasuries to serve as collateral for secured loans and digital asset trading while continuing to earn interest. Summary Avalanche’s Lynq Network has partnered with ZeroBeta to allow institutions to use tokenized US Treasuries as collateral for secured borrowing and digital asset trading while continuing to earn interest. The integration connects ZeroBeta’s BlueShift risk management platform with Lynq’s settlement network, allowing institutions to manage collateral requirements and settle transactions without moving their assets off the network. Lynq’s collateral lock feature allows eligible Treasury holdings to remain in escrow while earning interest, with BlueShift monitoring margin requirements and instructing the network when collateral needs to be added or released. The partnership builds on Lynq’s existing institutional settlement infrastructure on Avalanche, which supports collateral management, interest payments and settlement through a shared blockchain network. According to an October 27 announcement, the partnership connects Lynq’s settlement network with ZeroBeta’s BlueS...