INIT Capital
  • Protocol Overview
    • Introduction
    • Liquidity Hook
      • Benefits to DApps
      • Benefits to INIT Users
    • INIT Growth Loop
  • Lending
    • Assets List
    • How Deposit Works
    • Lending APR
    • LP Tokens as Collateral
    • Lending Cap
  • Borrowing
    • Assets List
    • Borrow Cap
    • Health Factor
      • Blast Parameters
      • Mantle Parameters
    • Minimal Liquidation
    • Interest Rate Model
    • Flash Borrow
    • Auto E-Mode
    • Debt Ceiling
  • Key Features
    • Flash Borrow
    • Multi-Silo Positions
    • LP Tokens as Collateral
    • Yield-Bearing Tokens as Collateral
  • For dApps
    • Building Liquidity Hook
    • Developer Docs
  • Additional Information
    • Official Links
    • Contract Address
      • Blast
      • Mantle
    • Oracle
    • Audits
    • Media Kit
    • Terms of Use
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  1. Lending

Lending APR

inToken holders receive continuous earnings depending on market conditions based on:

  1. Lending pool utilization: Higher utilization means liquidity in the pool is more scarce, which leads to higher APR

  2. Borrowing interest: Lenders share the interests paid by the borrowers corresponding to the borrowing rate and the utilization

The lending APR is derived as:

Lending APR = Utilization Rate * borrow_interest_func(utilization) * (1 - reserve_factor)

  • where the borrow_interest_func is the double-slope interest rate model and reserve_factor is the protocol fee

  • Each asset has its own market supply and demand with its own lending APR that constantly evolves.

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