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Description
Ducat is a Bitcoin-native lending and stablecoin protocol that enables users to borrow against BTC without transferring custody to a centralized lender. The protocol places Bitcoin into a 2-of-2 Taproot vault and allows borrowers to mint UNIT or receive USDC against the value of their collateral. Loan creation, redemptions, liquidations, and other core mechanics are enforced through Bitcoin transactions and Script rather than through an external blockchain or Layer 2 network. Borrowers can select different collateral ratios based on their preferred risk level and can borrow up to 62.5% of the BTC value held in a vault. Ducat charges a one-time 7% minting fee and does not charge ongoing interest on the loan. A dashboard shows collateral ratios, liquidation prices, BTC price updates, and vault health so users can monitor and manage their borrowing positions. UNIT is a dollar-pegged stablecoin backed by overcollateralized Bitcoin and can be transferred through the protocol's ecash layer or exchanged for USDC. The protocol also includes a liquidation system in which participants can recapitalize undercollateralized vaults and receive discounted BTC. Ducat states that every vault and loan can be independently verified on Bitcoin and that the system can operate without custodians, bridges, or wrapped BTC. Ducat is intended for Bitcoin holders, BTC-focused investors, and decentralized finance users seeking non-custodial access to dollar-denominated liquidity.
Description
Morpho operates as a permissionless, non-custodial lending protocol on both Ethereum and Base, aimed at delivering secure and effective on-chain loans. Users can either lend or borrow digital assets to earn interest, utilizing a robust and immutable infrastructure. A standout feature of the platform is Morpho Vaults, which continuously optimize asset allocations while allowing users to choose strategies that match their individual risk appetites. For borrowers, the option to provide collateral grants access to any asset, resulting in benefits such as lower borrowing costs, improved collateralization ratios, and the absence of fees. Additionally, Morpho caters to curators and enterprises by facilitating the creation of customizable vaults and markets, which enhances scalability and capitalizes on the ecosystem's branding and distribution. Developers are empowered to create tailored lending solutions through Morpho's adaptable infrastructure, retaining complete oversight of code, risk management, and fee structures. The protocol places a strong emphasis on security and has successfully completed over 25 audits to ensure the safety of its users' assets. With its commitment to innovation, Morpho continues to evolve, providing users with a dynamic lending experience that meets their diverse needs.
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Integrations
Base
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Binance
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Bitcoin
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Centrifuge
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Coinbase
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Definitive
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Ethena
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Ethereum
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Frax
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Integrations
Base
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Binance
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Bitcoin
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Centrifuge
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Coinbase
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Definitive
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Ethena
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Ethereum
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Frax
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Gauntlet
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Deployment
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On-Premises
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Deployment
Web-Based
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On-Premises
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iPhone App
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iPad App
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Android App
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Windows
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Mac
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Linux
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Chromebook
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Customer Support
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Live Rep (24/7)
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Online Support
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Customer Support
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Live Rep (24/7)
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Online Support
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Types of Training
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Training Docs
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Vendor Details
Company Name
Ducat Protocol
Founded
2000
Country
United Kingdom
Website
ducatprotocol.com
Vendor Details
Company Name
Morpho
Country
United States
Website
morpho.org