Liquidity
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Liquidity is a fuel of that facilitates value transfers between people and systems built as a system of smart contracts. lendOS, as a liquidity protocol, allows users to contribute their assets to liquidity pools, which others can borrow from, using their own collateral. Operating across various blockchain networks, lendOS ensures broad accessibility for users within different ecosystems.
lendOS is non-custodial protocol, ensuring users maintain control over their assets at all times. Interactions with the protocol occur through self-custodial wallets, allowing users to supply or borrow funds directly without intermediaries. This process is managed through publicly accessible and permissionless smart contracts, which execute and verify transactions based on predefined conditions, such as collateral ratios and market parameters, providing a transparent and trustless experience.
lendOS is governed by it's token holders, who can propose, vote on, and implement changes to the protocol, including adjusting interest rates, collateral requirements, and other key parameters that impact both borrowers and suppliers. Decentralized governance is a core part of permissionless liquidity market.
Decentralized lending Operation System include simple lending and borrowing, accepting DEX and Vault LPs as collateral, and built in onchain Leveraged trading for APY looping or directional positions.