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Supported Networks & Assets

Nolus enables cross-chain borrowing and swapping with IBC-based interoperability—no asset fragmentation, just unified DeFi access

Nolus is built to work across networks without fragmenting liquidity. Instead of pulling assets into a hub chain first, the protocol talks directly to other chains using Inter-Blockchain Communication (IBC) and Interchain Accounts, which lets it borrow and swap on an integrated DEX in one flow.

Supported liquidity hub

All active Nolus protocols run on the Osmosis DEX. Borrowing, swapping, and position management for new positions happen there.

Positions opened under an integration that has since been retired stay visible in the app, and you can still manage and close them. New positions are only opened on the protocols listed on this page.

Networks you can transfer from

Assets reach your Nolus account through the Osmosis liquidity hub, or over IBC from the wider Cosmos ecosystem, using a non-custodial wallet such as Keplr or Leap, or a routing tool like Skip. See Deposit & Withdraw Assets for the step-by-step flow.

Assets available for leverage

You can currently open positions on AKT, ATOM, BTC (allBTC), ETH (allETH), OSMO, stATOM, USDC (Noble), WBTC, and WETH.

Long positions are denominated in native USDC from Noble. Short positions are available against BTC and OSMO.

For an asset to be whitelisted for leases, it should have a liquidity pool on an integrated DEX with at least $500k in liquidity, and be listed on several trading venues so arbitrage can keep the price in line during sharp moves.

Assets with smaller market capitalisation and thin liquidity can become temporarily unavailable.

Assets available in Earn

Three lending pools are open for supplying liquidity: USDC (Noble), BTC, and OSMO. See Earn on Idle Assets for how supplying works.

Assets accepted for gas fees

NLS (the Nolus token), USDC, ATOM, and OSMO.

For the exact token denominations used on Nolus mainnet, see the public Cosmos chain registry.

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