π₯Pool
A Pool represents a unique combination of a Market and a Range Order. Users interact with the TermMax protocol by selecting a specific Pool to:
Borrow
Lend
Leverage
Key characteristics:
Market and Range Order Pairing: Each Pool is uniquely associated with Market and Range Order.
Multiple Range Orders as Multiple Pools in One Market: A single Market can contain multiple Range Orders, each corresponding to a different pricing curve and therefore offering a distinct interest rate price.
Example:
Consider the PT-sUSDe-27Dec2024/USDC Market. If this Market has four Range Orders:
1 Borrowing Range Order
2 Lending Range Orders
1 Two-Way Range Order
Then, there will be one PT-sUSDe-27Dec2024/USDC market and four corresponding Range Orders, which mean there are four Pools for this market.
A lender can interact with this Pool associated with the Borrowing Range Order or the Two-Way Range Order.
A borrower or a leverager can choose to interact with either the Lending Range Orders or the Two-Way Range Order.
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