benqi.fi
DeFi protocol for AVAX and crypto asset holders on Avalanche: liquid staking, lending, borrowing and validator launches
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About benqi.fi
BENQI offers decentralised finance services on the Avalanche network. Its liquid staking product lets users stake AVAX and receive sAVAX, a yield-bearing token that can be used as collateral, in DEX pools or elsewhere in DeFi. It also provides lending and borrowing, where users supply crypto assets to earn interest and QI rewards or borrow against their holdings.
The Ignite product lets users run an Avalanche validator for 8 AVAX per week, without locking 2,000 AVAX upfront. Node Voting lets users vote with Miles for a validator and earn AVAX rewards from delegation. The target users are crypto asset holders on Avalanche who stake, lend, borrow or operate validators.
The company presents partnerships with security firms, auditors and custodians.
Product: sAVAX liquid staking, lending and borrowing, Ignite validator launch and Node Voting on the Avalanche network.
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