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Levvy offers an incredible way to earn high returns with your assets, but as with any investment, patience and risk management are key. Read on to learn how Levvy’s lending and borrowing system works and why it’s one of the best opportunities on Cardano.
For Lenders:
Levvy offers lender the ability to customize the interest and length of your loans! Lending ADA, USDM or Tokens? Here’s how it works:
What is LTV?
LTV stands for Loan to Value — it’s the price you're willing to pay for the token if the borrower defaults on their loan. The higher the LTV you offer, the more likely your loan will be accepted. However, higher LTVs come with greater risk since a smaller price movement can lead to a borrower defaulting.
Managing Risk:
By offering a reasonable LTV and practicing patience, you can make your ADA work for you at a safer, more sustainable level.
Staking Rewards:
While your loan offer is active, your ADA remains staked to your stake key, meaning you still earn your staking rewards while waiting for your loan offer to be accepted.
For Borrowers:
Levvy provides powerful strategies for borrowing ADA or USDM using your tokens or ADA as collateral.
Leverage Your Position:
If you’re bullish on a token like
$IAG but need liquidity for an upcoming trade, you can borrow ADA using your token as collateral. This allows you to buy into new opportunities without missing out on potential gains with your existing assets.
Unlock More ADA:
Levvy lets you borrow more ADA than other platforms, unlocking more liquidity. Let’s say you have 10,000 ADA worth of
$NIGHT — you could borrow up to 8,000 ADA using your
$NIGHT at 80% LTV. This allows you to buy more
$NIGHT and repeat the process.
Increase Exposure Quickly:
Experienced traders can use Levvy to gain exposure to a token they believe will increase in value. Borrow against your tokens, buy more of that token, and profit from its rise. If the price goes up 6%, and you borrowed at 3%, you’re in great profit!