TYMIO, a Structured Decentralized Protocol, is thrilled to announce the addition of support for USDT (Tether) and native USDC on Arbitrum, a significant enhancement to its ecosystem. This development eliminates the need for users to rely on bridges or conduct stablecoin exchanges elsewhere, as TYMIO now integrates both market-leading stablecoins directly into its platform.

TYMIO is a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform that empowers users to monetize their intentions to buy or sell major cryptocurrencies in a low-risk environment. By offering fixed yield opportunities and innovative trading strategies, TYMIO aims to revolutionize the way users interact with the crypto market.

Before this update, the protocol exclusively supported USDC.e. With the integration of USDT and native USDC on Arbitrum, TYMIO empowers users with more options and flexibility when time-limiting orders within its ecosystem. Now, users can seamlessly choose between USDT, USDC.e, and native USDC to buy ETH or WBTC below market price, simplifying the process and enhancing the overall user experience.

TYMIO is revolutionizing the way people interact with decentralized finance by offering innovative solutions for crypto investing. By adopting the “dual asset” structured products concept from TradeFi and integrating it on-chain, TYMIO introduces a simple and flexible way to obtain high yield from significant assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, paid in stablecoins.

TYMIO brings simplicity, on-chain transparency, and security combined to enable several use cases, from simply buying the asset below the market price or selling above the market price to executing low-risk passive income strategies with APR significantly above the market benchmark.

Start utilizing TYMIO with USDT today by visiting app.tymio.com

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