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  2. Markets

Liquidity Pool

On MORE Markets—our evolved fork of Aave v3—every liquidity pool functions like a self‑contained, on‑chain money market. Inside each pool, two kinds of participants meet:

  • Suppliers contribute tokens, swelling the pool’s reserves.

  • Borrowers post more collateral than they wish to borrow, unlocking those reserves on demand.

Pool Parameters

While MORE Markets is working towards a permissionless mode, for the moment, community governance signs off on a set of parameters for every pool: reserve caps, loan‑to‑value ratios, interest‑rate models, liquidation thresholds, and more. These choices strike a balance between healthy liquidity and prudent risk.

Functionality

Immutable smart contracts encode the rules and run the show:

  • Borrow / repay: executed atomically without middlemen.

  • Interest accrual: suppliers’ yields and borrowers’ rates tick in real time.

  • Liquidations: positions that drift beyond safety margins are unwound automatically.

Because all logic lives on the blockchain, every movement of capital is transparent, permissionless, and verifiable.

Suppliers earn native yield beginning when they deposit. Borrowers tap instant liquidity without giving up ownership of their collateral. And because governance decisions flow straight into code, MORE Markets delivers a lending experience that is open, efficient, and secure—by design.

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