K3 Capital Launches On-Chain Lending Galaxy

cryptonews.ruPubblicato 2026-07-29Pubblicato ultima volta 2026-07-29

Introduzione

K3 Capital, an investment firm focused on DeFi strategies, has launched an on-chain credit line for Galaxy, a financial company, on the Monad network. Utilizing the Accountable platform for cryptographic data verification on the blockchain, the initiative has initially raised $30 million from investors, with plans to expand the credit line to $100 million as more liquidity providers join. The credit line operates via an AUSD-denominated liquidity pool. Investors contribute capital, which K3 Capital manages, and Galaxy accesses borrowed funds. All fund movements, loan status, and interest payments are transparently verifiable on-chain through Accountable. Targeted at institutional investors, each loan has a 90-day term with renewal options. Investors can withdraw up to 30% of their funds monthly. Participants also receive tokenized pool shares, which can be utilized within other DeFi protocols in the Monad ecosystem for additional yield or secondary lending services.

K3 Capital, an investment firm specializing in DeFi strategies, has launched an on-chain credit line for the financial company Galaxy on the Monad network, built on the Accountable platform, which provides cryptographic verification of data on the blockchain. Investors have contributed a total of $30 million. As new liquidity providers join, the credit line volume is planned to increase to $100 million.

The credit line operates based on a liquidity pool denominated in AUSD. Investors deposit funds into it, K3 Capital manages the capital, and Galaxy receives borrowed financing. All fund transactions, loan status, and interest payments can be verified on the blockchain at any time through the Accountable verification system.

The product is designed for institutional investors. Each loan is provided for 90 days with the possibility of renewal, and investors can withdraw up to 30% of their funds monthly. Additionally, participants receive tokenized shares in the pool, which can be used in other DeFi protocols within the Monad ecosystem, for example, to generate additional yield or in secondary lending services.

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Domande pertinenti

QWhat is K3 Capital's main area of specialization?

AK3 Capital is an investment company specializing in DeFi (Decentralized Finance) strategies.

QWhich platform was used to launch the on-chain lending facility for Galaxy?

AThe on-chain lending facility was launched on the Monad network using the Accountable platform.

QWhat is the initial amount raised from investors for this credit line, and what is the target amount?

AThe initial amount raised from investors is $30 million, with plans to increase the credit line volume to $100 million as new liquidity providers join.

QHow are the loans structured in terms of their duration and investor withdrawal options?

AEach loan is provided for 90 days with the possibility of extension. Investors can withdraw up to 30% of their funds monthly.

QWhat additional benefit do participants receive when investing in the liquidity pool, and how can it be utilized?

AParticipants receive tokenized shares of the pool. These shares can be used in other DeFi protocols within the Monad ecosystem, such as for generating additional yield or in secondary lending services.

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