Radiant Capital, a lending and borrowing protocol that allows users to borrow assets across different chains, is quickly catching up to Aave in terms of earnings. According to Token Terminal statistics, as shared by @Flowslikeosmo, Radiant Capital has generated $5.8 million in revenue over the past six months, despite having less liquidity than Aave. The user believes that Radiant Capital's earnings will increase further once the deployment of 2.8 million ARB begins. Radiant Capital is a popular cross-chain decentralized money market that offers liquidity and access to multiple blockchains. It relies on LayerZero for decentralized communication between blockchains. The platform charges a protocol fee on transactions, with 15% used for operational expenditure and the rest redistributed to users as yield. Flash loans also incur fees. The recent announcement of an airdrop of 2 million ARB and partnerships with Ethereum and Arbitrum are expected to boost activity and liquidity for Radiant Capital. The number of RDNT holders has been increasing, and the coin's price has risen by 40% from October lows. Breaking the resistance level at $0.33 is necessary for the coin to rally and reach new highs in 2023.