- Stargate Finance powers cross-chain liquidity with high efficiency and supports protocols like Dinero with fast, secure omnichain infrastructure.
- Through Beyond The Bridge, Stargate reveals its mission to be a foundational layer for seamless blockchain interoperability.
Stargate Finance began its debut “Beyond the Bridge” series with a fairly clear message, introducing itself as an omnichain liquidity layer-a variety of inter-blockchain turbo bridges-which allowed the transfer of assets to be done without having to think about chain boundaries.
But what’s the point of having a toll road if there is no car passing by? This is where Diero appears as the first vehicle that goes fast in the Stargate lane.
— Stargate (@StargateFinance) April 4, 2025
Dinero, as the name suggests, which means “money” in Spanish, is built on Ethereum and offers ETH-based Liquid Staking services. This protocol creates a modular system that combines validator infrastructure and efficient staking products.
When users deposit ETH, they immediately get pxETH as a representation of the staked ETH. But the story hasn’t finished there. To start reaping results, pxETH needs to be at stake to become an ApxETH—a token that reflects the accumulation of rewards from the staking.
Powering Liquid Staking Across Chains With Stargate
Well, at this point the stargate starts to show off. By utilizing Stargate, Dinero is able to expand the concept of liquid staking to various networks while maintaining a local touch. Users in Berachain, for example, will receive beraETH, while in Sei, they got SeiyanETH. Although it looks different, all the tokens are actually supported by pxETH, which is staked in Ethereum, maintaining security and uniform results.
Stargate handles all the affairs behind the scenes – bridging, routing, to the final settlement of the transaction. So, when users of Staking wETH are in Berhain, Dinero immediately scored beraETH. Meanwhile, the WETH that is burned in Berhain will be converted through Stargate and open the ETH stored in the mainnet, then automatically enter the Validator Dinero.
Dinero himself is now present in seven different blockchains, and their total locked value (TVL) has exceeded $50 million. Interestingly, more than 28,000 ETHs have been successfully bridged through Stargate. This proves that the combination of Dinero and Stargate is not only cool in the presentation, but also on the road in the field.
A Name Confusion That Boosted STG Token Popularity
On the other hand, there are interesting events that make the crypto community suddenly look at Stargate Finance, although not because of technical updates. In January, as we previously reported, OpenAI announced a large AI project called ‘Stargate,’ which took names such as Softbank, Nvidia, and Oracle.
The project is designed to provide large-scale cloud computing. Many think this project has something to do with Stargate Finance, even though there is no direct connection. But yes, that is, the market sometimes goes alone.
As a result, STG tokens rose 13% in just a short time at that time. Is this because of FOMO? Possible. But the effect is clearly felt on the graph. The STG token began to be glimpsed by more new users who were curious, even if only because of the same name.
On the other hand, the prediction of CoinCodex shows the potential for STG price surge of 226.30% to $0.673989 on April 27, 2025. This prediction appears to be based on a broader historical pattern and the crypto market movement.
For the record, when this article was written, STG was traded around $0.1730, strengthened 4.59% in the last 24 hours and pushed its market cap through $35 million.
Stargate Aims to Be More Than Just a Bridge
When viewed from the outside, Stargate may look like an ordinary bridging service. But after being dumped, they actually tried to be the foundation of cross-chain liquidity that could be used by many protocols, without having to compromise in terms of speed or efficiency.
Dinero is only one of the many projects that can utilize the Stargate network, but their current combination has become proof that this model is indeed needed.
