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- Berachain’s new RFRV batch introduces stablecoin-native yield and boosts DeFi opportunities within the network.
- Bera-based LST pairs and lending incentives now offer users more options to stay active without locking their assets.
With its latest announcement, Berachain has launched a new batch of RFRVs (Reward-Funded Request Vaults) curated by the BGT Foundation on behalf of the Guardians. What is most eye-catching about this batch is the presence of a native yield option directly from stablecoins.
Imagine, just by storing your stablecoins in a certain vault, the yield can flow in without having to use volatile assets. For many users who want to play it safe but still make money, this could be the news they have been waiting for.
Decisions on the latest batch of RFRVs have been delivered by the @bgtfdn on behalf of the Guardians.
This batch brings stablecoin-native yield, borrowing incentives for Bera derivatives, and more Bera LST pairs online.
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— Berachain Foundation 🐻⛓ (@berachain) June 3, 2025
More Flexibility Coming to Berachain With New Incentives
Furthermore, the network is also introducing special lending incentives for Bera derivatives. What does it mean? Users who use Bera derivative tokens for lending and borrowing activities now have the opportunity to get additional incentives.
This pattern not only encourages DeFi activity but can also deepen liquidity and expand the utility of the Bera token itself. Plus, various Bera-based Liquid Staking Token (LST) pairs are also included in the list. This means that for those who are used to staking and like flexibility, now have more options to stay active in the ecosystem without having to “lock” their assets completely.
Meta-Aggregator Integration and New Breakthroughs in BeraHub
However, the updates in the Berachain ecosystem do not stop there. They also announced the integration of meta-aggregators into the BeraHub platform. For those who are not familiar, this meta-aggregator can be said to be like a “toll road” for traders who want to execute transactions with the best and fastest path.
The more efficient the transaction path, the more efficient the costs and time – two things that can sometimes be annoying if using a slow or expensive network.
Another major upgrade is Bectra, which is scheduled to launch on June 5, 2025. Many call this a highly anticipated upgrade because it will bring improvements to the overall network performance.
This update is so important that Bybit has even stepped in. They have officially announced their full support for the upgrade process, including temporarily suspending deposits and withdrawals via the BERA network during the transition period.
Not only that, at the end of May, CNF highlighted the launch of BERA.TV – an AI-driven streaming platform. Its first broadcast was even written entirely by machine intelligence. With real-time interactive features, this platform expands the role of blockchain into the digital entertainment industry. Imagine if Netflix and ChatGPT had a child, maybe the result would be something like this.
On the other hand, the current market conditions for the BERA token are still fluctuating. At the time of writing this article, BERA is sitting around $2.52. In the last 24 hours the price has tended to be flat, but is still in a correction phase of around 11% if seen from the movement of the last 7 days.
