When the crypto market is doing well, people are reluctant to sell; when it's not, they rush to cut losses—does this dilemma sound familiar?
Actually, there's a way to break this cycle. Recently, a DeFi protocol launched that allows your assets to remain in position while also providing liquidity for use.
How does it work? Simply put, you use your crypto assets, and even RWA (real-world assets like government bonds, gold, and other tangible assets mapped on the blockchain), as collateral to directly mint a stablecoin. No need to sell your assets, and the liquidity is directly available.
This benefits all parties:
**From the trader's perspective**: No need to exit early in a bull market, no forced liquidation in a bear market, keep your positions, and retain ammunition for further operations.
**At the ecosystem level**: More assets are deposited on-chain to generate yields, reducing overall system volatility and increasing stability.
**For developers**: This mechanism enables the building of more user-friendly applications, significantly lowering the risk of liquidation for users.
Technically, there are no major hurdles. This solution supports EVM-compatible chains, seamlessly integrating with Ethereum and Layer2 solutions, with low gas costs and fast transaction speeds. The platform already integrates staking, mining, and liquidity centers, allowing all yield activities to be managed in one place.
The stablecoin maintains its peg through over-collateralization, remaining stable even amid volatility. Additionally, the stablecoin also functions in governance, staking for yields, and buyback and burn mechanisms, making the entire protocol's economic model more resilient.
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wrekt_but_learning
· 23h ago
Sounds good, but isn't this still lending and borrowing? Why not just go directly to Aave?
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WenAirdrop
· 23h ago
It sounds like collateralized lending dressed in a new guise. Is it really that perfect?
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StablecoinSkeptic
· 23h ago
Hmm... yet another over-collateralized stablecoin minting, sounds nice, but I've seen this logic too many times.
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OnchainDetective
· 23h ago
It's the same old pipe dream; let's see how long it can last before we talk.
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BearMarketMonk
· 12-26 22:24
Another "perfect plan"... It sounds nice to call it lending, just a different name and shell. The real problem has never been the lack of tools, but the cycle of greed inherent in human nature. During a bull market, no matter how much collateral is pledged, it can't change people's desire to go all-in; during a bear market, no matter how low the risk, it can't save the mindset of those already in loss. I've seen too many such innovations, and in the end, they all die in the same place—market sentiment.
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rugpull_survivor
· 12-26 22:22
It's the same old story, minting stablecoins through collateral... sounds good, but who will guarantee that there won't be a market dump?
When the crypto market is doing well, people are reluctant to sell; when it's not, they rush to cut losses—does this dilemma sound familiar?
Actually, there's a way to break this cycle. Recently, a DeFi protocol launched that allows your assets to remain in position while also providing liquidity for use.
How does it work? Simply put, you use your crypto assets, and even RWA (real-world assets like government bonds, gold, and other tangible assets mapped on the blockchain), as collateral to directly mint a stablecoin. No need to sell your assets, and the liquidity is directly available.
This benefits all parties:
**From the trader's perspective**: No need to exit early in a bull market, no forced liquidation in a bear market, keep your positions, and retain ammunition for further operations.
**At the ecosystem level**: More assets are deposited on-chain to generate yields, reducing overall system volatility and increasing stability.
**For developers**: This mechanism enables the building of more user-friendly applications, significantly lowering the risk of liquidation for users.
Technically, there are no major hurdles. This solution supports EVM-compatible chains, seamlessly integrating with Ethereum and Layer2 solutions, with low gas costs and fast transaction speeds. The platform already integrates staking, mining, and liquidity centers, allowing all yield activities to be managed in one place.
The stablecoin maintains its peg through over-collateralization, remaining stable even amid volatility. Additionally, the stablecoin also functions in governance, staking for yields, and buyback and burn mechanisms, making the entire protocol's economic model more resilient.