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Great article @josephharris

Question 1: What is the lending fee against your own collateral?

Question 2: Buy lending on your own money you are creating more currency, or not? Like the banks use the bank multiplier? What I mean is, you use the money you just borrowed on your own collateral, keep 5% and deposit the other 95% again into SALT. So your collateral grows bigger.

Thanks

To be honest, I'm not sure of the answers here. You'd probably be better off joining their Telegram group and asking the SALT team themselves.
You can find their Telegram here: tg://join?invite=BmtZ5kKgf4ekiNLggHRDmQ
Sorry I couldn't be more useful.

Yeah good question

Good job my friend @josephharris

Yeah good job I would agree with that!

Actually this post was very salty. lol

I agree! Incredibly salty!

Very informative article, thumbs up for you work.

Thanks, you summed up exactly what I was thinking. I've seen people interested in SALT and I think the lending side sounds great but I see no potential value in the actual token.

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Great article. Thanks for all the info.

SALT will really help stabalise the markets and definitely something I will invest in.

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Can the borrower use any crypto they want? . I think I'd rather lend through an exchange like Bitfinex

At the moment borrowers can use BTC, ETH, or XRP, but I think SALT plans to add more collateral options in the future.
They’ve also said that other websites will be able to integrate their platform in, so an exchange could one day be using SALT in the background for their lending.