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Turbos launches leveraged trading and lending pools powered by Deepbook and Abyss

Turbos launches leveraged trading and lending pools powered by Deepbook and Abyss

Odaily星球日报Odaily星球日报2026/01/30 08:16
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According to Odaily, Turbos has officially launched a leveraged trading lending pool supported by Deepbook and Abyss technology. Users can provide assets to DeepBook's lending pool to earn sustainable real yields. Currently, the annualized yield for USDC deposits exceeds 20%, and users can also receive airdrop points rewards.

This launch includes four single-asset lending pools: SUI, USDC, DEEP, and WALRUS. Participation does not require trading. According to the official statement, the main sources of yield are: interest paid by margin traders, revenue sharing from leveraged position liquidations, and ecosystem incentive subsidies.

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