Stronghold and Wildlands TLDR

Stronghold & Wildlands Wallet Separation

Stronghold – Secure Lending & interest yielding Hub

  • Primary Use Case: Safe lending with high APY returns.

  • How It Works: Users deposit assets and earn interest and Esteem. The interest is paid by borrowers on the Wildlands side of BetterBank.

  • Risk Level: Very Low – Funds are secured with collateral-backed loans and liquidations protect depositors.

  • Key Features:

    • High-yield lending markets (50-72% APY as expected standard).

    • Uses Esteem as an additional reward for depositors.

    • Borrowing requires over-collateralization to maintain system security.

Wildlands – Advanced DeFi Credit Leveraging Seigniorage

  • Primary Use Case: Uncertain but potentially extreme rewards, using a synthetic credit system with Favor tokens.

  • How It Works: Users earn respective Favor token types by staking Esteem in specific groves in the Wildlands and use Favor LP as collateral for loan positions.

  • Apparent Risk Level: High – Favor-backed positions are subject to systematic liquidations and interest rate fluctuations.

  • True Risk Level – Very Low: Regardless of any liquidations, the user's Esteem remains untouched, meaning that Wildlands users will quickly have new free Favor to create new positions with.

  • Key Features:

    • Capital Efficient Borrowing with Favor token LP acting as collateral.

    • Demand Driven Seigniorage based supply expansion along combined with collateralized credit borrowing being more profitable than selling starkly reduces Favor sell pressure.

    • High risk, high reward – A 50% liquidation of collateral occurs at 85% LTV, resetting the LTV to about 80%, but liquidation only strengthens the protocol and does not hurt the borrower since collateral is earned through seigniorage.

Synergistically, the Stronghold provides a safe lending foundation, while the Wildlands offers a dynamic DeFi experience for users looking to capitalize on the protocol's growth. 🚀

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