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@Dolomite تعيد تشكيل التمويل اللامركزي من خلال تقديم الدعم للإقراض والاقتراض والتداول لأكثر من 1,000 رمز فريد. على عكس المنصات التقليدية التي تحد من الضمانات إلى عدد قليل من الأصول الرئيسية، تمنح Dolo المستخدمين القدرة على تحويل كل من الرموز السائدة والنادرة إلى رأس مال منتج.

مع التركيز على الشفافية، فإن جميع العمليات - من إدارة الضمانات إلى حساب الفائدة - تتم بالكامل على السلسلة وقابلة للتحقق، مما يمنح المستخدمين الثقة والمؤسسات الوضوح الذي يحتاجونه. الميزات المبتكرة مثل التعامل الذكي الأوتوماتيكي مع الضمانات وأدوات السيولة المرنة تجعل Dolo نظامًا بيئيًا متكاملاً للتجار وDAOs والمستثمرين الأفراد على حد سواء.

@Dolomite_io
في منتصف الليل، قامت ميا بمد تقرير خزينة DAO على الطاولة: كان هناك مجموعة من المراكز التي تولد دخلاً 'تكسب المال بمفردها'، لكن في كل مرة كانت تحتاج فيها إلى اقتراض القليل من السيولة لحدث ما، كان عليها فك المراكز الأصلية أولاً، مما يقطع منحنى الإيرادات، وهو ما كان يؤلمها أكثر.
حاولت إيداع plvGLP في دولوميت - الضمان لا يزال يكسب الفائدة في البروتوكول الأصلي، لكن الواجهة ظهرت خياراً لـ 'الخزائن المعزولة'؛ تمكنت من اقتراض مبلغ من USDC لميزانية الحدث دون المساس بالضمان الأساسي، بينما فتحت أيضاً خزينة معزولة لاقتراض ETH للتحوط، دون أن تتداخل المراكز مع بعضها البعض، وظل التقرير محافظًا على نفس المعايير.

SUI → $15 – $30
CAKE → $5 – $10
TON → $15 – $30
ADA → $5 – $10
ARK → $3 – $5
ALPINE → $10 – $20
ICP → $20 – $40
MASK → $10 – $20
AVAX → $80 – $150
LAYER → $10 – $20
El plan es simple: Compra inteligente. Mantén firme. Sal rico.
La altseason 2025 no esperará a nadie — asegúrate de estar dentro antes de que se abran las compuertas.
@DolomiteEl futuro de DeFi más inteligente 🌟
Dolomite está reconfigurando las finanzas descentralizadas al dar a los usuarios el poder de hacer que cada activo trabaje más duro. Con el apoyo de más de 1,000 tokens, transforma carteras inactivas en motores de oportunidad. En lugar de dejar que las monedas permanezcan sin tocar, los usuarios pueden prestar para ganar rendimientos, pedir prestado sin vender y desbloquear liquidez siempre que sea necesario.
Lo que distingue a Dolomite es la libertad y el control. Muchas plataformas requieren que los usuarios renuncien a la custodia de sus activos. Dolomite es diferente: mantiene tus claves en tus manos mientras ofrece herramientas poderosas para el crecimiento. Este equilibrio asegura que tu cartera permanezca segura mientras genera rendimientos reales.
Operando en la red de capa 2 de Arbitrum, Dolomite proporciona transacciones rápidas y de bajo costo. Las altas tarifas de gas ya no son una barrera, lo que permite que incluso las carteras más pequeñas exploren estrategias avanzadas de manera rentable.
La seguridad es una base. Contratos inteligentes auditados, monitoreo constante y posiciones aisladas reducen el riesgo y protegen a los usuarios.
En su núcleo está $DOLO , el token de utilidad que impulsa la gobernanza, recompensas y expansión del ecosistema. A medida que la adopción crece, también lo hace el papel y el valor del token.
Dolomite no es una moda: es una forma más inteligente, más segura y más rentable de participar en DeFi.
$DOLO

Dolomite: When DeFi Tries to Make Your Tokens Pull Their Weight
Introduction: The Frustration of Dormant Tokens
You know that feeling when you look at your crypto wallet and see “X amount of Y token,” and you think: “Cool, these might go up, but what are they doing in the meantime?” Maybe some are in a staking pool, or farming yield, or just sitting in a lending market. Maybe you’ve used LP tokens, or staking derivatives. But often, using one feature means giving up another: staking rewards, governance votes, utility, or having to hop between apps, pay gas, lose time.
Dolomite enters the picture promising fewer trade-offs. It wants your tokens to multi-task. To be collateral, to help you borrow, to let you earn yield, to let you trade, to let you maintain rights — all without forcing you to constantly move or choose. The core idea is “capital efficiency” not just in yield but in utility: get more from what you already own, with less friction.
So when you hear “Dolomite,” you should think less about yet another lending protocol or DEX, and more about DeFi that respects your assets as more than just inputs. Recently, Dolomite has made some major moves — technical upgrades, listings, token mechanics — that suggest it’s trying to live up to that promise. Let’s walk through where it is, what it’s doing now, and where it could go (or risk stumbling).
What Is Dolomite, Exactly
Dolomite is a next-generation DeFi protocol combining a decentralized money market, lending/borrowing, margin/trading, and a DEX, with broad token support and “virtual liquidity” features.
Key features:
• Virtual liquidity / capital efficiency: This means assets deposited can serve multiple roles (collateral, yield earning, trading) without unnecessary locking or token movement. You don’t always have to pick just one path.
• Support for many assets: It doesn’t restrict only to the usual big tokens. LP tokens, staking derivatives, niche tokens are supported. If you have a token that many protocols ignore, Dolomite often lets you use it.
• Token-weighted governance & staking: DOLO is the native governance / utility token. Then there are derivatives / related tokens like veDOLO and oDOLO that give governance weighting, rewards boosting, etc.
• Protocol Owned Liquidity (POL) is part of their plan: growing liquidity pools owned by the protocol, not always dependent on external LPs who can remove liquidity.
• Audits & security: Their website mentions that core smart contracts have undergone several audits by respected security firms. That doesn't guarantee no bugs, but it's a positive.
So, Dolomite is not just a DEX or just a lending market. It’s trying to be a more holistic financial primitive: a place where your tokens are alive, not just locked or sleeping.
Recent Updates: What’s New & Why They May Matter
To see whether Dolomite is evolving beyond potential, here are latest updates (as of mid-late September 2025) and what they suggest. These are based on recent publicly available info.
1. Token Price, Market Cap & TVL Metrics
From CoinGecko and Coinbase, DOLO has been trading around $0.15–$0.16 USD. The circulating supply is about 440 million DOLO out of a max supply of 1 billion.
Total Value Locked (TVL) is also notable: around $220–$230 million in assets locked in the protocol. That places Dolomite in a middle-tier DeFi protocol: not tiny, but also not among the giants. This TVL shows people are trusting some of their capital to Dolomite, which is essential for momentum.
Also, the token is still significantly off its all-time high (which was near $0.37). That drop means many who held early likely saw big drawdowns; it also means there’s room for upside.
2. New Listings & Airdrops
Dolomite has been pushing visibility and distribution. Notably, there was a second wave of DOLO airdrop rewards via Binance Alpha (in mid September 2025). Users could claim DOLO based on their “Alpha Points” before trading began on Binance spot markets. This kind of promotion helps distribute tokens more broadly, attract early users, and build liquidity.
There’s also the Coinbase listing, which tends to bring exposure, since many users discover tokens when they appear on large, trusted exchanges. This often leads to trading volume spikes and possibly more stable liquidity.
3. Tokenomics & Token Mechanics (DOLO, veDOLO, oDOLO etc.)
Dolomite published updated token mechanics. Some of the most relevant pieces:
• DOLO token is standard ERC-20, used for governance, liquidity, transfers.
• veDOLO (vote-escrowed DOLO): allows users to lock DOLO for up to two years, gaining voting power and reward boosts. The longer you lock, the more weight. It also includes exit fees if you break locks early.
• oDOLO is a reward token meant for liquidity providers. Users receive oDOLO weekly, and then they can pair it 1:1 with DOLO to convert into (discounted) veDOLO. This mechanism both rewards LPs and encourages locking DOLO.
• The “virtuous cycle” described in their docs indicates that the system is designed so that as DOLO is locked and liquidity is provided, the protocol’s liquidity pools (POL) grow, protocol revenue grows, and more rewards or fee sharing could come.
• The inflation mechanism: starting in Year 4, DOLO will adopt a ~3% annual inflation rate to fund ecosystem growth, liquidity incentives, etc.
These mechanics matter a lot because they shape how people behave: do you hold? lock? provide liquidity? or just trade?
4. Interest Rate Model & Capital Efficiency Upgrades
Although less detailed in public sources, recent updates suggest Dolomite has been working on refining its interest rate model to make borrowing more predictable and stable. There are mentions of “dual-slope interest model” tweaks meant to reduce extreme spikes in borrowing cost when utilization is very high. While I couldn’t find full detail in all sources, such moves generally aim to reduce risk for users and improve liquidity provider confidence. This kind of ongoing optimization is necessary in DeFi protocols that offer lending markets.
5. Exchange & Liquidity Pool Upgrades
Dolomite upgraded its DOLO/USD pool on Ethereum mainnet to increase capital efficiency: deeper liquidity, lower slippage, more usable for DeFi integrations. This kind of infrastructure work doesn’t get glamour, but improves user experience significantly.
Also, expansion toward other blockchains is implied: mentions of Botanix (a Bitcoin L2 with 5-second transaction finality) integration. That suggests Dolomite is trying to spread beyond just Ethereum/L2s to tap into Bitcoin-native DeFi.

What I Like: Strengths & Opportunities
After knowing what Dolomite is and seeing these updates, here are the things I find particularly promising, and which could become advantages if well-executed.
Broader Token & Asset Support
#Dolomite allows many types of assets — not only nice, stable large tokens, but LP tokens, staking derivatives, etc. For many DeFi users, this is meaningful: rather than converting or wrapping or selling off tokens you hold, you can use them more directly. That reduces friction and maximizes usefulness.
Active Tokenomics with Incentives to Lock & Participate
The veDOLO / oDOLO mechanics push people toward longer-term participation rather than just flipping tokens. Users who believe in the project can get real staking + governance reward advantages. Also, the pairing and discount features for veDOLO give a reason to commit rather than idle.
Protocol Owned Liquidity (POL) is a useful idea: helps ensure liquidity depth, reduces dependency on external LPs who may leave, and helps manage slippage and trading depth.
Exchange Listings, Airdrops & Exposure
Marketplaces often decide a token’s fate as much as its mechanics. Airdrops and listings (Coinbase, Binance Alpha) help with both user base growth and liquidity. People seeing DOLO on exchanges, easy to buy/trade, raises profile and can bring more TVL and more users.
Continuous Upgrades & Optimizations
The fact that Dolomite is not static — that it’s upgrading interest rate models, improving pools, working on capital efficiency — is encouraging. Many DeFi protocols launch with big promise but then stagnate; seeing attention to infrastructure is a healthy sign.
Cross-Chain & New Blockchains
The push into Botanix / Bitcoin L2s could open Dolomite to new user sets, new asset sets (Bitcoin-native ones), and possibly less competition in those niches. If Bitcoin holders see value, being able to use native BTC or Bitcoin L2 without wrapping might matter to them.
What I Worry About: Risks & Challenges
Ambition always comes with risk. Here are what I think could go wrong, or which areas are fragile.
Liquidity & Volatility Risk
With $DOLO having certain liquidity concentration, and some asset pools possibly thin, slippage might be high in certain trades or lending markets. If utilization is high and rates spike (despite the new rate model), borrowers may face high cost or risk of liquidation.
Also, being significantly below all-time high price can be discouraging for late entrants; must see not just hype but usable adoption.
Lock-Up & Reward Distribution Complexity
Locking tokens for veDOLO has benefits, but exit fees and early break penalties may dissuade some users. If reward boosts are too complex or if discounts are confusing, users may opt out or avoid participation.
Also, inflation kicking in at Year 4 implies that early periods may have low inflation, but rewards may taper or change, potentially leading to mismatch of expectations vs reality.
Competition
@Dolomite is not alone. Numerous DeFi platforms (Aave, Compound, other lending/borrowing + margin/spot hybrids) compete on yield, asset support, cross-chain bridges, speed, fees. Standing out requires not just features but reliability, community trust, UX, integrations.
If another protocol offers similar (or better) multi-asset support, more liquidity, less friction, Dolomite could lose traffic or capital.
Regulatory & Macro Risk
Given the DeFi landscape, regulation (especially related to lending, borrowing, stablecoins, cross-chain assets) remains uncertain. Protocols that deal in many tokens (some possibly deemed securities or subject to regulatory scrutiny), or bridge multiple chains, may face legal or compliance risk.
Also macro factors (interest rates, macro strain, crypto market cycles) affect willingness of people to borrow, lend, or lock tokens for long periods. In bear markets, people often retreat to perceived safer stores of value.
Governance & Token Concentration
Even with veDOLO/gov mechanisms, there is always risk that large holders or early participants accumulate enough voting weight to steer protocol parameters in their favor. If governance becomes less trustable or feels captured, community sentiment, then adoption, may suffer.
Transparency of governance, clarity in proposals, fairness in voting, and inclusive communication matter a lot.
Where Dolomite Could Go From Here: Paths, Potential, and What to Watch
Looking ahead, here are what I see as plausible trajectories or key areas to watch, both for upside and possible pitfalls.
What Success Looks Like
A version of Dolomite in 6-12 months that feels more “all-in” would have:
• Stronger TVL growth, not just in big tokens but in niche ones, showing broader asset inclusion.
• More cross-chain integrations working well meaning assets moving fluidly between chains, users in Bitcoin L2s using DOLO collateral etc., and trust in those bridges / integrations.
• A user base that isn’t just yield chasers but builders and long-term holders: more veDOLO locked, more governance participation, more community proposals and influence.
• Reduced borrowing cost volatility, stable rate models that don’t shock users, predictable APRs when utilization high.
• Deep liquidity for DOLO pools: less slippage, more trading volume, better order book depth, better trading experiences.
• Clearer fee or revenue sharing to veDOLO stakers, as promised, and increased utility of DOLO beyond speculation.
• UX improvements: simpler interfaces, easier onboarding, good documentation, support for smaller users / smaller assets.
• Audits/security record staying clean; no major exploits; trust that deposits are safe.
Potential Pitfalls
• Infrastructure issues: bridge failures, smart contract bugs, oracles malfunctioning — any of these could erode trust quickly.
• Overpromised, underdelivered features: if locking or veDOLO boosts are delayed, or if POL underperforms, community frustration could mount.
• Token inflation pressures: as more tokens unlock or as Year 4 inflation kicks in, price pressure may rise unless demand or usage matches.
• Regulatory pushback: DeFi borrowing / lending is under watch in many jurisdictions. Any legal change could affect Dolomite’s operations or asset support.
• Market cycles: during bear market, capital may withdraw, reduce usage, and features or yield may decline. Dolomite must be resilient to cycles.
My Personal Take: Why I’m Watching Dolomite Closely
If you asked me what makes me personally interested in Dolomite, this is what I'd say.
I like that it doesn’t ask me to pick between yield, governance, utility. The fact that my tokens could be doing several jobs (governance votes, being used as collateral, earning yield) feels more efficient and respectful of capital. It’s emotionally satisfying: less “wasted potential” of assets sitting idle.
I also like infrastructure work — capital efficiency, improved liquidity pools, reduced slippage — because in practice, these are the things that annoy users most: high gas + bad trading execution + unpredictable borrow cost. If Dolomite slowly solves these, then year over year users may prefer it over more famed platforms that promise yield but make you wrestle with friction.
I am cautious though: the gap between what’s promised and what users perceive is often large. For Dolomite to maintain positive momentum, they’ll need to ship features, maintain trust, avoid big mistakes, and communicate well. Because for many users, once you burn trust (e.g. via an exploit or opaque mechanics), switching cost is not high; people go where usability and reliability are better.
Conclusion: Dolomite’s Next Chapter
Dolomite is trying to be more than a DeFi protocol. It wants to be a platform where your tokens are active, useful, trusted, and where you as a user have more control over how your capital behaves. The recent updates — tokenomics tweaks, listings, liquidity upgrades, cross-chain moves, airdrops — show the team is not idle. They're pushing.
Whether Dolomite becomes a stalwart or just another protocol with big promises depends on execution in the coming months: how well they improve liquidity, how stable interest models stay, how governance unfolds, how good adoption is beyond speculators, how resilient they are in adverse market conditions.
For someone interested in DeFi, keeping an eye on Dolomite feels worthwhile. It has many of the structural features that could make it more efficient, more fair, more usable. If it nails its vision, it could shift expectations: DeFi where tokens aren’t just parked but continuously working, where features don’t force trade-offs, where liquidity and governance matter as much as yield. $DOLO

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@Dolomite In the fast-evolving world of decentralized finance (DeFi), one platform that stands out for its innovation and user-friendly approach is Dolomite. Built on the Arbitrum network, Dolomite offers a unique combination of trading, lending, and borrowing — all within a decentralized environment that ensures both transparency and control for users. But what exactly makes Dolomite special, and why is it becoming a major talking point in the DeFi community?

Dolomite is more than just another decentralized exchange (DEX). It integrates advanced margin trading and lending features, allowing users to maximize the efficiency of their digital assets. On Dolomite, users can lend out their tokens to earn yield, borrow against their holdings, or trade with leverage — all directly from their wallets without giving up custody of their assets. This level of self-sovereignty is one of the core principles that sets DeFi apart from traditional finance, and Dolomite executes it beautifully.

One of the most impressive aspects of Dolomite is its integration with Arbitrum, a Layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum. By operating on Arbitrum, Dolomite benefits from faster transaction speeds and much lower gas fees compared to Ethereum’s main network. This means users can perform complex financial operations — like margin trading or lending — without worrying about high costs eating into their profits. The efficiency and affordability of Arbitrum make it the perfect environment for Dolomite’s high-performance trading system.

Dolomite also stands out because of its focus on composability. In simple terms, composability allows different DeFi protocols to interact with each other. For instance, users can move liquidity or collateral seamlessly across different platforms that integrate with Dolomite. This creates a powerful, interconnected ecosystem where assets can flow freely and productively instead of sitting idle in one place. This approach helps users make the most of their holdings while contributing to the overall liquidity of the DeFi space.

Another feature that adds to Dolomite’s appeal is its risk management system. In margin trading, managing risk is critical. Dolomite uses an automated and transparent liquidation system that protects lenders while giving traders the flexibility they need. It also supports isolated margin accounts — meaning each position is separated, reducing the risk of one trade affecting another. This design makes Dolomite accessible even to users who are new to leveraged trading but still want to explore it safely.

What’s particularly educational about studying Dolomite is understanding how it represents the next step in the evolution of decentralized exchanges. Earlier DEXs focused solely on token swaps, while platforms like Dolomite are expanding what’s possible. By combining trading, lending, and borrowing into a single, easy-to-use interface, Dolomite provides a complete DeFi experience that rivals centralized platforms — without sacrificing decentralization or user control.

The native token, $DOLO , plays an important role in Dolomite’s ecosystem. It supports governance, allowing the community to vote on proposals that shape the platform’s future. This aligns with the decentralized spirit of the project — giving power back to the users rather than keeping it in the hands of a few developers or investors. Over time, $DOLO ’s utility is expected to grow as Dolomite introduces more features and expands its partnerships across the DeFi landscape.

For users exploring DeFi for the first time, Dolomite provides an educational example of how decentralized financial systems are becoming more efficient and user-oriented. It eliminates middlemen, lowers transaction costs, and offers financial tools that were once limited to institutional investors — all available to anyone with a crypto wallet.

In a broader sense, platforms like Dolomite highlight how blockchain technology continues to democratize finance. As traditional markets remain complex and sometimes exclusionary, DeFi opens doors for transparency, accessibility, and innovation. Dolomite is a reminder that the future of finance might not be built in traditional banks or trading floors, but within smart contracts and decentralized ecosystems powered by communities.

If you’re interested in learning more about how decentralized finance is evolving, Dolomite is a great place to start. Its design reflects what DeFi aims to achieve: freedom, fairness, and financial empowerment for everyone. Whether you’re a trader, lender, or learner, Dolomite offers insights into how blockchain-based finance is transforming the way we interact with money.
#Dolomi @Dolomite $DOLO