Boros notional trading volume exceeds $12 billion, launches funding rate arbitrage feature

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Boros, a standout project funding initiative under Pendle, has surpassed $12 billion in notional trading volume within seven months since its August 2025 launch. The platform recently launched a funding rate arbitrage feature, enabling users to convert perpetual funding rates into yield units to lock in fixed interest rates. The tool supports cross-exchange arbitrage, with XAU market opportunities delivering weekend yields above 21%. Pendle’s V2 now adds Ripple (aRLUSD) and PayPal (aPYUSD) as supported stablecoins.

BlockBeats news, March 3: Since its launch in August 2025, Boros, Pendle’s funding rate trading platform, has experienced rapid growth. According to the latest official data, Boros has achieved a cumulative notional trading volume of over $12 billion in just seven months.


In addition, Boros has recently launched a funding rate arbitrage feature. This function converts the variable funding rates of perpetual contracts into tradable yield units, allowing users to lock in fixed yields and effectively hedge against funding rate volatility. It supports arbitrage opportunities across different trading platforms, with recent gold (XAU) markets offering weekend fixed yields exceeding 21%. Certain strategies can achieve delta-neutral fixed income with annualized returns above 20%.


Pendle’s flagship product, V2, has now launched two new stablecoins: Ripple (aRLUSD) and PayPal (aPYUSD).

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