In the crypto world, there's an old issue that never lacks heated discussions but remains unresolved: the assets you nominally own are practically unusable. When urgent funds are needed, you can only sell at a loss or forcefully push your positions into those shaky lending protocols—once the market stirs, the entire position evaporates.

A new DeFi protocol aims to solve this longstanding problem from the underlying architecture. Its approach isn't to attract attention with high yields but to build a more robust and patient liquidity infrastructure.

Why does this project seem different? First of all: collateral is no longer idle assets.