Maple Finance
Non-US investors seeking variable-yield stablecoin products backed by overcollateralized institutional loans, and institutions wanting bespoke credit secured by BTC, ETH or other liquid digital assets.
Maple doesn't charge a subscription. It earns through fees embedded in pool economics: loan fees go to the Pool Delegate and the Maple Treasury, and strategy fees go to the Strategy Delegate and the Maple Treasury, so lenders receive interest and strategy yield net of fees and the cost shows up as a
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