Good morning, ladies!

I see that @worldlibertyfi has integrated WLFI Markets into @Zebec_HQ's SuperApp.

Now you can deposit USD1 directly in the app to borrow, with a maximum APY of 5.2%. The entry point is much shorter—no more jumping between pages.

But even though the button is on Zebec, the actual deposit and lending still go through @Dolomite_io's contract on Ethereum. Steps like connecting your wallet, paying ETH gas, authorizing, and waiting for on-chain confirmation—none of these can be skipped.

Whether USD1 on Solana can be directly transferred and used there still needs to be confirmed. What looks usable in the app and what is actually usable on-chain are not the same thing.

This integration makes it easier for ordinary users to operate—it's an improvement.

But while the app is simpler, you still need to pay attention to the on-chain details: which chain the assets are on, who you're authorizing, and how gas is calculated—you need to be clear about these boundaries.

Seeing such a convenient entry point, will you give it a try directly, or will you first study the fund route before moving your money?