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Kamino Brings Sterling Lending Onchain With tGBP Market

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Kamino opened a sterling-denominated lending market on Solana for tGBP, a British-pound stablecoin issued by BCP Technologies. The market is curated by Steakhouse Financial and lets users supply tGBP or borrow against supported collateral in an isolated setup.

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Kamino opened a lending market for tGBP, the British-pound stablecoin issued by BCP Technologies, on Solana.
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The market is curated by Steakhouse Financial and creates sterling-denominated credit on Solana.
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The isolated market lets users supply tGBP and borrow tGBP or USDC against USDC, cbBTC and JitoSOL.
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Maximum loan-to-value ratios in the market range from 60% to 85%.

What it means

Users and lenders on Solana are the main group affected because Kamino has added a sterling-denominated market that accepts tGBP. That gives them a new place to supply a British-pound stablecoin or borrow against the listed collateral instead of only using dollar-based markets.

In practice, the market now allows tGBP supply and borrowing against USDC, cbBTC and JitoSOL in an isolated structure. The loan-to-value limits are set between 60% and 85%, while the market still keeps the sterling denomination that distinguishes it from the more common dollar stablecoins.

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