Row 6230

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I've observed that a majority of lending platforms require you to provide collateral that matches or exceeds the loan amount on a 1:1 basis, if not more. It's quite common for these platforms to cap the borrowing limit at 75% of the collateral value. Considering this, why would someone opt to borrow cryptocurrency by locking in another as collateral, instead of just trading them directly on an exchange? Especially when exchanges often offer much lower rates compared to the hefty ones seen on DeFi lending platforms?

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text I've observed that a majority of lending platforms require you to provide collateral that matches or exceeds the loan amount on a 1:1 basis, if not more. It's quite common for these platforms to cap the borrowing limit at 75% of the collateral value. Considering this, why would someone opt to borrow cryptocurrency by locking in another as collateral, instead of just trading them directly on an exchange? Especially when exchanges often offer much lower rates compared to the hefty ones seen on…
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datetime 2024-05-08
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