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UwU Lend is a liquidity market that offers depositing and borrowing. Users earn interest on deposits and pay interest to borrow. This provides the ability to free capital against assets users are planning to hold for utilization in other investments, leveraging, or expenses.
The Strike Finance is a decentralized money market built on the Ethereum that enables users to borrow and supply collateral onto the platform without central authority or control.
Fuse is the first truly open interest rate protocol. Lend, borrow, and create isolated lending markets with unlimited flexibility.
Trade. Earn. Win. NFT.
QiDao is a way for you to keep your crypto and still be able to spend its value. That means you're able to borrow stablecoins without having to sell your crypto assets, and do so at 0% interest!
QiDao is a way for you to keep your crypto and still be able to spend its value. That means you're able to borrow stablecoins without having to sell your crypto assets, and do so at 0% interest!
QiDao is a way for you to keep your crypto and still be able to spend its value. That means you're able to borrow stablecoins without having to sell your crypto assets, and do so at 0% interest!
Fixed rate lending on Ethereum
Maple Finance is an institutional capital marketplace powered by blockchain technology.
Iron Bank is a decentralized protocol to protocol lending platform. It allows trusted protocols to borrow funds without posting collateral via whitelisting. It is helping build a better and safer DeFi lending ecosystem, by driving capital efficiency as the liquidity infrastructure and backbone for DeFi and CeFi.
DOLA Borrowing Rights replace interest rates with a fixed fee that can earn you more.
Permissionless crypto lending markets are almost here. Euler is a non-custodial protocol on Ethereum that allows users to lend and borrow almost any crypto asset
Money markets, liquid staking and protocol-to-protocol lending
Money markets, liquid staking and protocol-to-protocol lending
Money markets, liquid staking and protocol-to-protocol lending