Top Interesting DeFi protocols to watch under Arbitrum & Optimism Ecosystem I

Highlight on Arbitrum & Optimism Projects

1. Arbi project @arbiproject

- Helps you get overview & see all the protocols under Arbitrum Ecosystem with categories, description & socials.

2. CAP @CapDotFinance

- A perp derivative Dex (trading) protocol up to 50x leverage, charges 0 fee on trades, it's just on Arbitrum network alone.

3. Bundlr @BundlrNetwork

- A web3 protocol built on @ArweaveTeam that allows you to store your data permanently.

- You pay a one time fee & your data is stored forever, still on Testnet.

- Like how L2 rollups work on ETH, That's similarly how Bundlr works on Arweave.

- It increases the amount of transcation conducted on arweave by 4000% i.e 3000x faster still maintaining the core principle & security on arweave.

- Bundlr comprises of nodes know as (bundlers) use to bundle multiple transcations on L2, stick them together into a bundle & move to L1.

4. Lighthouse @LighthouseWeb3

- Just like Bundlr, it's a web3 permanent decentralized file storage protocol built on top of IPFS, Filecoin & polygon.

- It includes features of pay once & files are stored forever (permanently).

- Cheaper than Arweave.

5. Charmverse @CharmVerse
- A web3 Operation platform with features such as task, bounties & votes.

- A web3 workspace for you & your team.

6. Kromatika @KromatikaFi

- A Trading DEX aggregator with Yield farming limit orders & little or no price slippage.

- An alternative compared to Uniswap when making swaps.

- I've compared both when trying to swap $USDC to $DAI and Kromatika is cheaper.

7. Meson @mesonfi

- A cross chain bridge for stables, charges 0 fee for bridging stables across different chains except Eth.

8. LayerSwap @layerswap

- A gateway for moving tokens from directly CEX to L2s.

- They reached a certain milestone recently based on transactions processed.

Overall the focus of this article centers on DeFi protocols that will aid smooth your journey in the decentralized universe. The views and opinions here are solely mine and in no way should be regarded as financial advice.

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