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Maybe stupid question, but how does real world lending help? LIke,

the frax that is lend out would immediately be sold off to fiat, which is like the only operation that hurts the peg.

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You are right that you can't lend infinite amount of FRAX as that is obviously bad for the peg since it is a lot of people taking short positions on FRAX. However, the real world borrower is typically an actual productive company or enterprise that produces consumer goods and things of value like cars, food, electronics, energy etc. They pay interest to FRAX for borrowing so they can invest in their growth. This is in stark contrast from overcollateralized onchain loans whose entire purpose is for leverage trading and yield farming. When demand for leverage goes down in a bear market, so does most revenue from overcollateralized loans. However, real world lending creates demand for FRAX stablecoins (since they will have to buy back the FRAX and repay the loan on maturity) completely independent of demand for leverage/farming. It connects a stablecoin's revenues to productive economic activity which is the only real way to scale to 10s of billions of market cap.

Sam Kazemian ¤⛓️¤
You are right that you can't lend infinite amount ...

This is gonna be a silly q perhaps since I haven't read the whole chat leading up to it, but what kind of interest rates are we looking at, and how much collateral would a borrower put up?

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Sam what size loans are you imagining?

The two governance proposals that have passed for Goldfinch and TrueFi are around $100m in size, but they will not be deployed all at once and are incremental works in progress.

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This is gonna be a silly q perhaps since I haven't...

All are different per lender and market conditions. The loans will be done through TrueFi.io and Goldfinch.finance so the terms will likely be similar to things already on their platform.

Sam Kazemian ¤⛓️¤
All are different per lender and market conditions...

Have you also looked at rwamarket.io ? Its a collaboration from centrifuge and aave. Basically works like aave, you can withdraw at any time. Seems great for an amo since we're already on aave.

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Have you also looked at rwamarket.io ? Its a colla...

@samkazemian have you looked at this? Might be very interesting. Invoice financing and other RWL for very credit worthy companies. On aave and currently also subsedized by some nice centrifuge yields.

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