
Liquity
Liquity is a decentralized borrowing protocol on Ethereum that lets users borrow BOLD stablecoin against ETH and staked ETH.

What is Liquity?
Liquity is a non-custodial, governance-free borrowing protocol on Ethereum, founded by Robert Lauko in 2019. With Liquity V2, users can mint BOLD, a decentralized stablecoin rated A- by Bluechip, against ETH and staked ETH collateral at up to 91% LTV, setting their own interest rate. Liquity V2 offers multiply positions up to 11x to increase exposure to ETH and its staking yield. Users can also earn yield by holding sBOLD and ysyBOLD, or stake LQTY to vote and earn rewards. The protocol does not run its own frontend — users access it through independent community-hosted frontends. Liquity V1 continues to operate alongside V2, offering LUSD loans secured by a stability pool and fellow borrowers as guarantors.
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