Warp Unleashed: Terra’s Cutting-Edge DeFi Protocol Goes Live on Neutron – Could it Propel the Price to $1?

Warp Protocol is unleashing its capabilities after its launch on Neutron. This exciting integration will lead to limitless automation capabilities for Neutron developers. The cross-chain expansion was confirmed by Terraform Labs PTE Ltd which powers Warp Protocol.

Warp Protocol’s decision was straightforward with Neutron being one of the most secure cross-chain smart-contracting platforms. Its top security features drawn from staked capital, combined with bleeding-edge cross-chain infrastructure enable DeFi applications to securely scale.

Neutron users will be able to enjoy Warp’s flexible design, custom conditions, generic messages, and recurring jobs, which have the potential to unlock a myriad of DeFi experiences. Use cases could include NFTs, yield-generating limit orders that earn yield while resting, and automated liquidity management.

Warp’s debut feature on Neutron will be Astroport limit orders. This will allow for better trade ution. Unlike market orders that ute at current token prices, limit orders allow users to place buy or sell orders above or below current prices.

The collaboration is a massive boost for developers who will be able to develop new features and reduce costs to attract new users. Terraform Labs PTE Ltd. (“TFL”) Head of Apps Vlad Jidkov explained;

By allowing developers to integrate features that queue any transaction, or atomic list of transactions, to be uted in the future based on any available on-chain data, developers can create novel DeFi experiences that attract new users, reduce in-house automation and DevOps costs, and increase scalability.

The latest development further empowers developers on Warp Protocol, a platform designed to capture their imagination and help them tap into the decentralized network. By taking a development-first approach, the protocol is taking advantage of its competition and betting that users will be drawn into the best-built platforms.

Terra Labs which was launched by Do Kwon and Daniel Shin continues to build despite regulatory pressure in recent months. Do Kwon has been charged by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for fraud and misleading investors about UST. Also charged in South Korea, Kwon is currently serving a four-month jail term in Montenegro.

At the time of press, LUNA is exchanging for $0.4275 after a 4 percent rise in the last 24 hours. Trading volume has surged by more than 100 percent at the same time. Investors hope that as the network continues to build, prices will strengthen.