PANews reported on December 10th that Daylight, a decentralized energy network, launched DayFi, a decentralized energy capital market, announcing the opening of its pre-deposit vault at 21:00 Beijing time on December 16th, marking the start of the GRID Games event. The pre-deposit vault has an initial cap of $50 million, accepting USDS and USDT deposits, with a two-month lock-up period. Funds will be managed by K3 Capital and deployed to Plasma's DeFi market, with participants earning WXPL rewards and GRID Games points. Previously, it was reported that decentralized energy network Daylight raised $75 million in funding , led by Framework Ventures, with participation from a16z crypto, Lerer Hippeau, M13, and others.PANews reported on December 10th that Daylight, a decentralized energy network, launched DayFi, a decentralized energy capital market, announcing the opening of its pre-deposit vault at 21:00 Beijing time on December 16th, marking the start of the GRID Games event. The pre-deposit vault has an initial cap of $50 million, accepting USDS and USDT deposits, with a two-month lock-up period. Funds will be managed by K3 Capital and deployed to Plasma's DeFi market, with participants earning WXPL rewards and GRID Games points. Previously, it was reported that decentralized energy network Daylight raised $75 million in funding , led by Framework Ventures, with participation from a16z crypto, Lerer Hippeau, M13, and others.
Daylight launches its new DeFi protocol, DayFi, and will begin a $50 million pre-deposit campaign on December 16th.
PANews reported on December 10th that Daylight, a decentralized energy network, launched DayFi, a decentralized energy capital market, announcing the opening of its pre-deposit vault at 21:00 Beijing time on December 16th, marking the start of the GRID Games event. The pre-deposit vault has an initial cap of $50 million, accepting USDS and USDT deposits, with a two-month lock-up period. Funds will be managed by K3 Capital and deployed to Plasma's DeFi market, with participants earning WXPL rewards and GRID Games points.
Previously, it was reported that decentralized energy network Daylight raised $75 million in funding , led by Framework Ventures, with participation from a16z crypto, Lerer Hippeau, M13, and others.
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