Lending is one core pillar of the economy, enabling one person or company to be entrepeneurial with someone else's capital. However, in the traditional banking system processes in lending are often opaque and the barrier to entry into this market is high. The emergence of easy to use Decentralized Finance is one of the hallmarks of 2018: To date, DeFi has brought us crypto-collateralized stable coins, decentralized exchanges, tokenized credit default swaps, trustless derivatives, and decentralized margin lending.
We're joined Nadav Hollander, co-founder and president of Dharma. Dharma is a decentralized protocol for credit products which connects debtors with creditors through a transparent mechanism. The protocol itself is agnostic towards the collateral and terms used, however, the team recently introduced a crypto-collateralized margin lending application running on top of the Dharma protocol, Dharma Lever.
Topics discussed in this episode:
- Nadav's background and how he became interested in both blockchain technology and debt
- The vision behind distributed lending
- The mechanics of the Dharma protcol
- The role of underwriters in the Dharma protocol
- Dharma lever, an application for margin lending on the Dharma protocol
- Dharma's business model
- The future of decentralized finance
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