BTC loans maxed out, ETH loans issued at ~400% CR

By Thorchain
Feb 12, 2024, 5:02 PM
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As of now, BTC loans are maxed out, while ETH loans are still being issued at approximately 400% collateralization ratio.​ However, ETH loans will soon reach their limit, and the community will need to decide whether to scale lending further.​ Currently, $17m in RUNE has been bought and burnt.​ A proposal suggests onboarding an additional $100m in collateral at a 200% collateralization ratio, resulting in a $50m buy/burn of RUNE.​

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BTC loans are maxxed out, ETH loans are still being issued at ~400% CR. ETH will soon be maxxed out, then community need to decide to scale lending further. Note: Currently $17m in RUNE has been bought and burnt. ADR-012 proposes to allow a further $100m in collateral to be

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🏦→ Loan open [2477] Collateral deposited: 45.0 ETH ($103,208) CR: x3.58 Debt: $28,865 Target asset: ETH.USDC dashboards.ninerealms.com/#lending

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