HELLO Club Spotlight: Supra and Solido

Making DeFi Smarter and Easier with AutoFi

In our latest Hello Club Spotlight, we sat down with Supra and Solido to explore how they are changing the way people use DeFi. Together, they are aiming to make decentralized finance more powerful and easier to use.

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Supra: The Foundation for Automation

Supra is designed to be a high-speed blockchain that avoids the complexity of connecting to many different providers. With Supra, features like oracles, randomness, and automation are built into the chain itself. This lowers delays, increases security, and gives developers a stronger base to build new apps.

One of Supra’s main goals is something called AutoFi. AutoFi makes it possible to set automatic rules for your assets, such as selling if the price drops below a certain level, or moving funds into another pool when yields are higher. Supra believes this type of automation can bring high-frequency trading style tools to everyday users and institutions alike.

Solido: The Liquidity Engine on Supra

While Supra provides the foundation, Solido is focused on helping people put their assets to work. Solido offers a liquid staking token called stSUPRA that lets users earn around 8 percent staking rewards while still being able to use their assets across DeFi. Alongside this, Solido has launched an interest-free stablecoin called Cash and yield tools that help users grow their holdings automatically.

These parts connect into what Solido calls a liquidity engine. Instead of users constantly managing every move, Solido’s automation and AI can rebalance funds, manage risk, and capture yield opportunities in real time. The approach works for everyday users who want to keep things simple, but it also appeals to institutions that need reliable, automated systems for treasury management.

What’s Happening Now

Supra is preparing the release of AutoFi v2 and is introducing synthetic assets called iAssets, which include versions of BTC, ETH, and USDC. These will help bring more liquidity into the ecosystem. Supra is also testing a new trading platform called Super Liquid, with a public testnet targeted for Q4 and EVM and Solana VM support coming later this year.

On Solido’s side, the team recently launched Solido Flow and is working on iAssets integration through the Supranova bridge. Expansion to more major assets like BTC, ETH, USDC, and USDT is on the roadmap. AI-driven strategies and an open-source vault standard are also planned to give builders and users more tools to manage capital effectively.

Why It Matters

For developers, this means a stronger base to build on, with automation, oracles, and security handled directly by Supra. For users, it means staking, borrowing, and earning rewards without needing to micromanage every action. And for institutions, it provides systems that can handle complex financial strategies at the speed and reliability of traditional finance.

Catch the full session with Supra and Solido on Spotify for all the insights and updates.

Listen on Spotify Now:
🔗 https://open.spotify.com/episode/4o9MOPn4V2RSaxPBSoGzt4