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•Architecture: Layer 2 built on the Movement Network, integrating MoveVM with EigenLayer AVS to balance high parallel throughput and Ethereum-level security .

•Flagship dApp (Tinlake): An open marketplace allowing asset originators and investors to create and trade RWA pools on-chain, covering invoices, receivables, real estate, and more .

•Architecture: Permissioned, over-collateralized peer-to-peer lending markets on both Ethereum and Solana, emphasizing institutional-grade contract security and capital efficiency .
•Product Suite: Core Secured Lending pools primarily for top crypto institutions; recently launched the “Syrup” protocol to give DeFi users seamless access to institutional yields .
•Market Performance: Over $4 billion in cumulative loans issued; Syrup pools delivering a net APY of 15.7% over the past three months .

Technical Architecture Comparison
•Parallelism & Scalability:
•Novastro: Uses MoveVM’s parallel execution and Movement Network sharding for high throughput ;
•Centrifuge V3: Offers optional synchronous execution paths for instant settlement needs ;
•Maple: Focuses on cross-chain custodial transparency, with comparatively lower native parallelism.
•Compatibility: All three platforms support EVM-style smart contracts, with Novastro additionally compatible with Move-based assets, Centrifuge natively multi-chain on Substrate, and Maple bridging between Ethereum and Solana.

Compliance & Security
•Novastro: Embeds on-chain/off-chain rules via DTC containers and smart-contract enforced compliance checks .
•Centrifuge: Leverages on-chain legal document storage, Tinlake’s audit tooling, and third-party reviews to close the legal-chain loop .
•Maple: Embeds KYC/AML steps at the protocol level enforced by Pool Delegates—high compliance efficiency but reliant on manual review.

Economic Model & Incentives