Siloed Markets

Siloed markets are specialized lending markets designed to securely introduce new or higher-risk assets without impacting the overall stability of the protocol. They’re ideal for users looking to borrow from non-traditional assets or those with higher volatility, while maintaining a safe and reliable ecosystem.
How They Work:
Each siloed market operates independently of the main lending market.
Risks (e.g., price volatility or liquidity concerns) are confined to the specific market.
Any issues in one market (defaults, liquidations) do not affect the protocol's core assets or broader markets.
When borrowing from a siloed market, the position becomes siloed, meaning you can't borrow from other markets with that position.
Use Case Example:
A new or experimental token is added as an siloed market.
Users can safely interact with this token while the main protocol remains insulated from unforeseen risks.
Benefits of Siloed Markets:
Borrowing limits are tailored to the specific characteristics of the assets in the market.
Flexibility for users to explore emerging or niche assets.
Robust risk management ensures security and reliability.
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