One thing i like about PendleLoop is how it’s gradually extending yield strategies beyond Pendle’s native PT markets Take @maplefinance ’s syrupUSDC and syrupUSDT, which earn roughly 5% APY from institutional credit. Through @aave’s lending infrastructure, PendleLoop now allows users to amplify that exposure to as high as 12.8% APY with oneclick recursive looping The interesting part is how these protocols complement one another Maple originates the underlying credit yield, Aave provides the borrowing liquidity, and PendleLoop makes the leveraged strategy easier to access It’s another example of how existing onchain credit products can support additional yield strategies through DeFi composability, although the amplified returns still depend on borrowing costs and leverage risk