Some use cases of Decentralized Lending
I believe you have got some idea about Decentralized Lending from my previous discussion. I try to present my discussions consistently to you so that you can get a basic level of understanding of these topics through my posts. What is Decentralized Lending, why it exists, why it is important for us, how we can automate our buy sale in this Decentralized Lending, its important features and challenges are discussed in my last posts. In today's post, I will show you some uses of Decentralized Lending. There are many excellent organizations that are running their operations using Decentralized Landing and working with success. I will present some such sites in front of you today.
MakerDAO is a decentralized autonomous organization that operates based on the stablecoin concept. It is a decentralized automatic organization where users can easily lock their crypto-based assets. These locked assets are pegged on a US dollar basis as collateral. It is a great idea and based on this great idea it is offering some nice features to the users. Users can get their assets in stable digital currency through this platform at any time. And in this case, they don't have to sell their assets directly which is created using an important feature of Decentralized Lending. In this way, by using the smart contract idea in the Decentralized Lending world, various organizations are able to automate their activities and bring innovations that are automatic and much more efficient. There are many more such organizations which I discuss below.
Compound Finance is another decentralized lending platform. Here Interest rates are determined algorithmically based on the supply and demand for each asset. Aave is another decentralized lending protocol. Here users can also borrow assets, with interest rates determined by supply and demand dynamics. Aave has other good features like flash loans. In this system, users can borrow without collateral for a single transaction. Yearn Finance is a DeFi platform. It permits its users to deposit funds into various lending protocols and automatically shifts funds between these protocols to maximize returns. There are many such kinds of user cases of decentralized lending.
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