Unlocking Cross-Chain Liquidity: A Deep Dive into Pike Finance and Public Testnet - A new airdrop?

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13 Jan 2024
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A true universal that lives up to its name: Pike Finance
Pike.finance is a revolutionary Universal Liquidity Protocol designed to transform the landscape of cross-chain liquidity. Its primary goal is to unlock the utility of native assets by seamlessly aggregating liquidity across various blockchain networks. In this article, we will explore the tools offered by Pike, the networks it supports, collaborations, and a step-by-step guide on how to use this cutting-edge protocol.

I also want to share my personal expereince with Pike Finance at the end of the article.


To Start: Tools Offered by Pike

  1. Universal Liquidity Layer: Pike serves as a universal liquidity layer, eliminating friction in the movement and accessibility of native assets across different blockchain ecosystems.
  2. Cross-Chain Borrow/Lend Primitives: One of Pike's fundamental primitives is to enable users to supply native assets on source chains and borrow native assets on destination chains without the need for complex cross-chain bridges or handling wrapped assets.
  3. Hub and Spoke Model: Pike implements a hub and spoke architecture, allowing users to supply and borrow native assets on any supported chains. The spoke implementation stores liquidity, providing users with the flexibility to deposit and withdraw native assets without relying on token bridges.


Supported Networks:
Pike currently supports several blockchain networks, showcasing its commitment to universal liquidity. The networks include:

  • Ethereum
  • Optimism
  • Arbitrum
  • Base


The hub and spoke model allows Pike to expand its network coverage, and there are plans to extend support to non-Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) networks in the future. Monad also is a partner and another gemstone.

Collaborations:
Pike Finance has strategically collaborated with industry leaders to enhance its cross-chain capabilities. The protocol is built on top of Wormhole’s Cross-Chain Data Messaging and Circle’s Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP). These collaborations provide Pike with robust cross-chain messaging standards, ensuring a secure and native multichain experience.




How to Use Pike Finance:
Connect your wallet, check avaliable networks including Ethereum, Optimism, Arbitrum, and Base.
Start: Supply and Borrow Assets.
Users can supply and borrow native assets without restrictions or limitations on withdrawals. Pike's hub and spoke model simplifies the process, offering a user-friendly experience.

To summarise:
Pike Finance emerges as a game-changer in the decentralized finance (DeFi) space, redefining cross-chain liquidity and unlocking the true potential of native assets. With a focus on security, user experience, and strategic collaborations, Pike Finance paves the way for a more interconnected and accessible blockchain ecosystem.
As the protocol continues to evolve, users can expect even more supported networks, innovative tools, and seamless cross-chain transactions, making Pike Finance a key player in the future of decentralized finance.

My personal experience with Pike Finance:
I've been using Pike finance for a few days now. I've done supply, borrow and repay transactions on all blockchain chains. The cross-chain switching and transaction capability is very useful. Wormhole integration will further expand its coverage. It offers a user-friendly interface and ease of use. Transactions are completed very fast. I have not encountered any bugs in my experience. I will continue to use the platform daily and will increase the number of transactions as new chains are added. I am doing this not only for the reward but also because of the real user experience and the many features that will be useful to me in the future. I recommend you to care about organic use and contribute to the testnet process. Who knows, maybe we will get an unexpected response :)







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