Davos Protocol
Davos Protocol is a pioneering DeFi platform that revolutionizes the use of collateral in the cryptocurrency space. It uniquely integrates Liquid Staking Tokens (LSTs) and Liquid ReStaking Tokens (LRTs) as collateral for its Collateralized Debt Positions (CDPs), enabling users to borrow its versatile omnichain stablecoin, DUSD. By aligning Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratios with the risk profile of each collateral type, Davos offers a balanced and secure borrowing experience. Users can capitalize on their staked assets, maintain rewards, and explore compounded yield opportunities across various DeFi activities. Emphasizing user-centric governance and innovation, Davos Protocol is at the forefront of advancing DeFi composability and sustainable yield generation
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About Davos Protocol
Davos Protocol is a cdp protocol deployed across 8 chains, led by Polygon zkEVM, Optimism, Binance. Total value locked measures the assets currently deposited in its smart contracts — see our TVL definition for how to interpret it. Compare Davos Protocol against the wider market on the live protocol rankings, or explore current yields across DeFi.