Pendle Finance Expands Boros Funding Limits
- Pendle Finance increases Boros funding limits significantly.
- Ecosystem TVL surpasses $8 billion mark.
- New trading opportunities on Arbitrum for ETH and BTC.

Pendle Finance has significantly increased position limits within its Boros platform on Arbitrum, while the ecosystem’s total value locked (TVL) has surpassed $8 billion, focusing on BTC and ETH markets.
The expanded capacity on Boros facilitates higher trading volumes, indicating strong demand and potential growth in Pendle’s ecosystem, positively impacting associated assets and market liquidity.
The Pendle Finance ecosystem has achieved a milestone with its Total Value Locked (TVL) surpassing $8 billion. This increase in Boros funding limits aims to enhance liquidity and participant engagement in its markets.
Boros, operating under Pendle, broadened its position and treasury limits significantly. The adjustments accommodate demand, focusing on funding-rate trading opportunities for Ethereum and Bitcoin on the Arbitrum network. source: Pendle Finance official X account
The increase in funding limits is expected to positively impact the DeFi markets by allowing larger trades and hedges. This move also opens doors for additional investment strategies centered on funding-rate yields. Financial implications include greater liquidity in trading pairs, boosting open interest for BTC and ETH. The wider capacity also introduces potential fee generation avenues for Pendle’s governance token through enhanced market activity.
Boros offers both orderbook and AMM-like vaults to cater to active traders and passive investors. This approach is part of Pendle’s strategy to widen its influence across various yield surfaces. Co-founder & CEO TN Lee emphasized, “Boros significantly enhances our offerings by allowing users to transact in BTC and ETH funding rates on-chain.”
The continued expansion of Boros is likely to attract regulatory scrutiny as funding-rate products grow in complexity. Historical analysis shows such expansions tend to increase institutional interest as protocols mature. source: Boros official X account