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Are these still planned? In the deployment, rates are currently set to 20%
lospolloshermanos February 8, 2022, 9:35am #2
The protocol decided to take a systematic approach with cLend. Launching governance is a priority at the moment. You or anyone can propose the 0% core loan. Not sure what the rationale will be for that but I will be voting nay for any proposal that does not prioritize the Treasury
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justT2s February 8, 2022, 7:57pm #3
You or anyone can propose the 0% core loan
Technically proposals will have a minimum number of CoreDAO, so that ppl take official proposals seriously and not overwhelm the system with random requests. They will also have to meet a quorum to pass. So this is not entirely accurate.
I do expect more ppl to revisit the initial 0% loan article - there are pros and cons to locking more core for longer periods of time → reduced supply being one of them. I’m not leaning for/against just yet until we see more research.
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coreburn February 9, 2022, 3:15am #4
Has anyone confirmed that the lending contracts are setup to allow variable loan rates depending on time? In other words can the current contracts support 0% at 1yr vs x% at 0.5 yr
Jobe_Smith February 11, 2022, 10:30pm #5
How it is setup, it doesn’t allow variably decreasing rates based on loan life, It is set up with a flat APR that means that the APR will always be the same but interest paid will be a higher percentage of the loaned amount the more time that has elapsed. There is a threshold level that once it is reached(1.1x the loan amount) that liquidation is allowed. Which means that with an APR of 20%, you will be liquidated after 6 months has elapsed.
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Sparty February 12, 2022, 3:20am #6
I honestly think keeping the interest rate above 0% is better for the growth of the protocol. Interest payments will help expand the treasury allowing the protocol to grow.