BlockBeats News, February 17 — The decentralized perpetual contract platform Lighter announced that starting today, they have adjusted the LLP (Liquidity Provision) infrastructure to introduce independent LLP Strategies for different types of markets, including RWA. Risk, liquidation, and ADL will be managed at the strategy level to enable LLP to provide more liquidity for newly launched markets.
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