Lending pool
A lending pool is an on-chain money market where depositors supply assets to a shared pool and borrowers draw from it against overcollateralized positions. Interest rates are set algorithmically by utilization, and solvency depends on oracle prices and on liquidations clearing before collateral value falls below debt.
Steadyrain analysis covering this term
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