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Earlier today, OKX, the top blockchain platform, announced the incorporation of a new service to its suite of services. Particularly, OKX has announced a significant enhancement to its service offerings with the integration of the Zest Protocol into its OKX Wallet.  This combination creates a powerhouse in the Bitcoin lending world, bringing fresh resources for OKX users to profit from their digital assets in new ways. The integration, which will take effect on the 15th of June 2024, represents an important step in the growth of OKX expanding its ecosystem and furthering its commitment to improve the user experience. The leading blockchain solutions provider, Zest Protocol, with its game-changing blockchain solutions enables Bitcoin holders to be more active in the cryptocurrency economy, not just owning a part of it.  Using Zest’s two-pool feature, users can use “Earn pools” to allow the Bitcoin price go up whilst generating yield on BTC or use “Borrow pools” to obtain liquidity without selling their assets. This flexibility fills a crucial market gap which can cater to long-term investment strategies as well as short-term financial requirements. Enhanced Accessibility and Security Integrating Zest Protocol with the OKX Wallet through a web extension is far more than a simple technical upgrade; it is also a channel to provide additional financial independence within the OKX community. This co-action enables users for more dynamic, and safer management of their investments.  With an emphasis on security and user control, the OKX Wallet (https://developer.okx.com/ ) also allows direct access to Zest’s lending and borrowing features through an intuitive user interface with full Web3 features. The beauty of this integration however, is how users can now interact and take advantage of the functionality that Zest Protocol offers. Particularly, now users can earn passive Bitcoin through OKX Wallet.  Users do not have to…

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