2 Integrations with AVNU

View a list of AVNU integrations and software that integrates with AVNU below. Compare the best AVNU integrations as well as features, ratings, user reviews, and pricing of software that integrates with AVNU. Here are the current AVNU integrations in 2024:

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    Starknet

    Starknet

    StarkWare

    Starknet is a permissionless decentralized ZK-Rollup operating as an L2 network over Ethereum, where any dApp can achieve unlimited scale for its computation, without compromising Ethereum's composability and security. Starknet achieves scale, while preserving the security of L1 Ethereum by producing STARK proofs off-chain, and verifying those proofs on-chain. On Starknet, developers can easily deploy any business logic using Starknet Contracts. Starknet will provide Ethereum-level composability, facilitating easy development and compounding innovation. The STARK Prover powers the StarkEx scalability engine, and has already demonstrated the ability to process 600K transactions in a single proof on Mainnet.
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    Nostra Finance
    Lend, borrow, swap, and bridge your crypto in one app. Pre-stake your STRK and use your nstSTRK across Starknet, Ethereum L1, and other L2s. Boost your crypto earnings by lending and borrowing against your collateral. Easily swap your crypto via AVNU at the best price. Deposit your crypto into liquidity pools to earn swap fees and yield. Securely move your crypto quickly between Starknet and 20+ blockchains. Nostra market allows you to securely lend and borrow your crypto without needing a trusted third-party. Simply deposit your crypto for lending and earn interest. Isolate the risk of borrowing exotic assets from your other holdings. The amount of collateral liquidators can take is limited by how much your position is underwater. Liquidations can occur without liquidators having to repay the debt straight away. Prevent your collateral from being borrowed to minimize liquidity risk. Ring fence your assets across up to 255 multi-accounts with no need to hold separate private keys.
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