Isolated Lending Pool
The Isolated Lending Pool is our main feature that allows users to lend and borrow assets in a secure and compartmentalized manner. Here’s how it works:
Separate Pools: There are different pools for various types of assets. Each pool operates independently, meaning risks and conditions are isolated within each pool. For example, there could be one pool for ETH-DOGE, another for ETH-PEPE, and so on.
Depositing Assets: Users can deposit their assets into these pools to earn interest over time, or they can also use their deposits as collateral to borrow against.
Borrowing Against Deposits: Users can borrow assets against their deposits, but the amount they can borrow depends on the loan-to-value (LTV) ratio assigned to each asset. For example, a less risky asset like ETH might have a higher LTV, allowing you to borrow more against it, while a riskier asset like DOGE might have a lower LTV, meaning you can borrow a smaller amount relative to your DOGE deposit.
Liquidation and Risk Management: If the value of the borrowed assets exceeds a certain threshold relative to the collateral, the borrower’s position can be liquidated with a penalty. This mechanism helps protect lenders and maintain the stability of the pool.
Exploits and Caps: To prevent malicious activities, such as depositing an excessive amount of a risky asset to manipulate the pool, caps are put in place. These caps limit the amount of a particular asset that can be deposited into a pool. This ensures that no single user can deposit an unlimited amount of an asset, which helps prevent potential exploits and protects the overall stability and security of the pool.
In essence, the Isolated Lending Pool system allows for more tailored and secure lending and borrowing experiences, where each pool is managed independently to mitigate risk and ensure fair use.
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