How do instant redemptions actually work?
A user wants out of a yield-bearing stablecoin. Normally they'd wait 7 days.
With Sprinter: they get USDC now. Sprinter queues the underlying redemption and gets paid back when it completes.
Big news! @lifiprotocol Intents is live and Sprinter is one of the first solvers on the network 🎉
Crosschain is moving towards intents & solver competition, https://t.co/JLhjFnhst0 just shipped a serious piece of that puzzle. Congrats team!
Excited to be here from day one.
The DeFi stack, 2026:
Settlement ☑️
Trading ☑️
Stablecoins ☑️
Lending ☑️
Credit❔
One layer is still uncredited.
This month we're filling it in - sector by sector.
DeFi rebuilt finance from first principles.
New ways of trading, new dollars, new lending and new settlement.
But it left out the layer that makes all of it actually work for real financial products.
DeFi is uncredited.
Great report by @serotonin_hq
Over the last few months we've been spending a lot of energy expanding our short duration credit loans from solvers to other markets.
Interestingly, we're finding an increase demand for our unique approach to how we're underwriting our plays.
Our goal is simple: Give the fairly priced credit, with the absolute minimum amount of collateral.
We proved this out with our first market. Over $300m issued, zero shortfalls, zero collateral posted.
We're able to achieve this with by being meticulous about how we originate funds, how they're borrowed, and how they're repaid. We do this all on-chain.
This allows to have control over the lifecycle of the loan, more strict, but it's significantly more capital efficient for the borrower.
This is why we've started working with:
- Neobanks
- Vaults
- Curators
to help process their t+x redemption needs efficiently.
If you're one of those teams reach out!
Sprinter started as a solver network.
We built the infrastructure that moves value across chains - fast, reliable, at scale.
But once you're deep inside the plumbing of onchain finance, you see what's actually missing. And it isn't another bridge.
A year ago, onchain credit barely registered as a category, now there are 160+ projects across four layers of the stack.
Proud to be building the credit infrastructure layer alongside these teams 🙌
Somewhere out there is a guy who sold 2 ETH in 2020 to buy a PlayStation and he has not known peace since.
We built Miso so you don't have to be that guy.
Our first line was issued to solvers; $250M of collateral free credit.
MoM growth looks beautiful. Zero shortfalls, ~6%-8% clean APY. No off-chain private credit agreements needed.
We've started to issue our second & third customized lines with beta testers. Different market segment, same principles: Auditable, Secure, and Competitive.
Our next chapter is going to huge, I can't wait to show you all
We started where many interop teams did, building bridges to connect fragmented chains. Hailing from our first open-source bridge Chainbridge Core, to Sygma's modular interoperability, to intent solvers via account abstraction as Sprinter, we kept chasing better UX. Ultimately we realized credit was the missing piece, and today we building the programmable credit layer crypto always needed. LFG 💥
Credit promised people agency but the infrastructure never kept up. Stablecoins proved what happens when you rebuild financial plumbing from scratch.
We believe credit is next.
Read more about how we got here: https://t.co/1B0x84Q44z
The easy money days are over
The grifts are dying
The people who were here because it was easy are leaving
The grown ups are coming
This is healthy, this is good. I’m approaching year 10, I’m excited for the next 10
Tune in today at 10.30 ET/16.30 CET we’re digging into crypto cards and why credit is the missing piece, with @AriEiberman, @gnosispay, Daniel Lynch, @MetaMask & @Consensys, and @nad_roid & @alexmattm from Sprinter!
https://t.co/XO5tUqlT1I