Liqee — the first liquid asset lending market, based on the dForce credit protocol. It also provides tokenization for PoS and mining facilities and provides PoS hosting services on a number of networks.
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About Liqee project
The project aims to be the largest liquid betting token lending protocol and one-stop portal for liquid betting markets. The developers are implementing a multi-chain strategy and are currently deployed to Ethereum and Binance Smart Chain (BSC).
There are mainly 4 types of participants in the Liqee ecosystem:
| 1. | Investors (creditors). |
| 2. | Borrowers. |
| 3. | Asset issuers. |
| 4. | PoS and staking token delegates. |
Borrowers can deposit tokens as collateral for borrowing base tokens or stablecoins such as USX. All cryptocurrency loans will go through auto-executing smart contracts, eliminating the need for intermediaries and the associated costs. The first two such assets, launched on Liqee, - tFIL and tXTZ. tFil - a Filecoin token certificate, backed by an actual filecoin file, laid down for mining and associated mining hardware, and tXTZ - a token certificate, representing a secured XTZ (Tezos network token) deposit by Tezos validators.
Liqee is also actively involved in securing PoS networks, providing validation services for networks such as Cosmos, Tezos and others, and is looking to expand its presence to other PoS networks. Token holders can delegate their PoS staking tokens to Liqee validators, offering the best rates. Liqee Token (LQE) - the Liqe Protocol governance token. LQE tokens can be deposited to create new vLQE tokens that can be voted on by LQE users.
What else should you pay attention to?
The site has an introductory document and WhitePaper. It contains basic information about the project. RoadMap is not available now. Various articles are on the Medium blog.
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