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# LEVF - UPCOMING

**The future for Levf is an exciting one. Much remains to be done but the team will hand over a well-thought-out plan and various proposals to the Community Governance for the continuous development of this DeFi project.**

## Work in Progress

1\) Linking up with other reputable aggregators like Harvest, Aave, CREAM so that Yield Farmers have more choices, and Levf can ultimately attract more users.

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2\) Opening up to other farming asset pools like USDT, USDC, ETH and wBTC. Again, this will open up the range of farming choices and hence attract more users. The community can vote on differential interest rates and lending criteria for different asset types.

3\) Listing LFI token on exchanges like Coinbase and Binance.

## Under consideration

1\) Adaptation to DeFi insurance protocols, for users (or even the ecosystem itself) to obtain coverage for financial losses incurred from smart contracts or protocols.

2\) Introduce a Feeder program to team up with real-life Funds and other fiat liquidity brokers, for growing the Treasury Pool. 

3\) Launching a utility token to enable cross-chain liquidity from other blockchains.

Since Levf Finance is community-governed, we are also eagerly awaiting brilliant and creative proposals to come out from the Levf community.


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