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Protocols: Lending
What is Kamino?
Kamino matters because it turns several common Solana DeFi tasks — lending, borrowing, and more structured yield strategies — into one connected system. Its core trick is simple: pooled lending markets on one side, and vaults and APIs on top that make those markets easier to use directly or embed into other products.
Mar 21, 2026
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What is Liquity?
Liquity is a crypto-backed borrowing protocol built for people who want dollar liquidity without selling their ETH or staked ETH. Its defining bet is that a lending market can run with minimal governance: users lock collateral, mint a stablecoin, and rely on hard rules rather than ongoing human control.
Mar 21, 2026
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What is Maker?
Maker is one of DeFi’s foundational lending protocols because it turns volatile crypto collateral into a spendable dollar-like asset without relying on a bank. Its core idea is simple but powerful: users lock approved assets in on-chain vaults and generate DAI against them, while the protocol manages solvency through overcollateralization, liquidations, and governance-set risk rules.
Mar 21, 2026
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17 min read
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What is Aave?
Aave matters because it turned crypto lending into a shared on-chain market: deposit assets into a pool, earn yield, and borrow against collateral without asking a bank for permission. Its design looks simple from the outside, but the useful part is how smart contracts continuously price risk, interest, and liquidation in real time.
Mar 21, 2026
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16 min read
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What is Compound?
Compound matters because it turned lending and borrowing into a shared on-chain market instead of a negotiated loan. You deposit assets into a pool, earn a variable rate, or borrow against collateral under rules enforced by smart contracts rather than a broker.
Mar 21, 2026
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14 min read
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What Is Euler?
Euler is a DeFi lending protocol built around a simple but ambitious idea: lending markets should be easier to create, more flexible to compose, and less dependent on a central listing committee. That makes it useful for both everyday lenders and developers — but it also makes risk management the heart of the design.
Mar 21, 2026
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15 min read
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What is Morpho?
Morpho matters because it tries to fix a basic inefficiency in crypto lending: lenders often earn much less than borrowers pay, even when they are effectively financing each other. It began as a layer that improved rates on top of protocols like Aave and Compound, and has evolved into a more flexible lending base layer with permissionless markets and vaults.
Mar 21, 2026
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15 min read
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