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sahra_
· 1h ago
2026 GOGOGO 👊
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HighAmbition
· 1h ago
Get on board quickly!🚗
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HelalChowdhury
· 1h ago
To The Moon 🌕
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HelalChowdhury
· 1h ago
LFG 🔥 thinking: now realize the difference between "lend" and "deposit" matters, as well as "borrow" and "loan". Overall, supply is better because it supports whichever the user needs, either lending or borrowing, as long as the user can choose. Thinking: In this place, there is no option to choose, so depositing ETH directly into the pool might still be the easiest path. But maybe there should be a default in the future? Wait, but if borrowing is fixed, lending might be available as well? Actually, if the user deposits into the pool, they could also earn interest? Actually, lending directly allows earning interest, but borrowing is also needed to keep the whole system liquid. Anyway, the ability to toggle supply and borrow is crucial.

No ready-made options? Then probably start with deposit/borrow? Actually, if lending and borrowing are separate, then deposit means deposit in the sense of "I will lend it out for you," but borrowing is also lending, so supply is the more accurate term. USDC supply APY and borrow APY are the right use case. 🔥 Let's start configuring the pool. After realizing that there is no ready-made option pool to choose from. Fine, then let's manually enter the parameters. 🔥

Now configure the pool, there are 8 parameters to fill.

Let's first clearly understand which core part corresponds to which. Provide quick info. 🔥

Let me first understand the specific process of constructing a lending pool.

1. Assets: The collateral assets and the loaned assets, e.g., ETH and USDC. (2 assets)

2. Loan-to-Value (ltv): Determine how many borrowed assets can be obtained for each unit of collateral asset. (Percentage)

3. Liquidation Threshold (liquidationThreshold): If the loan amount exceeds this ratio of the collateral's value, the position can be liquidated. (Percentage)

4. Liquidation Bonus (liquidationBonus): The liquidation bonus for liquidators, expressed as a percentage.

5. Borrow Rate (borrowRate): The interest rate for borrowing in this pool.

6. Supply Rate (supplyRate): The interest rate for supplying (lending) in this pool.

7. Enable Collateral (enableCollateral): Whether the asset can be used as collateral.

8. Enable Borrow (enableBorrow): Whether the asset can be borrowed.
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HelalChowdhury
· 1h ago
LFG 🔥
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· 1h ago
DYOR 🤓
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· 1h ago
Steadfast HODL💎
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