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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.edel.finance/llms.txt

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Edel Markets overview showing individual lending pools and market structure
Edel Markets are individual lending pools for each supported asset like USDC, TESLA, or APPL. Each market operates independently with its own interest rates, risk parameters, and available liquidity.

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How Markets Work

Each market accepts supplier deposits and pays interest based on borrowing demand.
See the complete supply process walkthrough for step-by-step instructions.
Each market has:
  • Supply Rate: The interest you earn for supplying assets
  • Borrow Rate: The interest charged for borrowing assets
  • Available Liquidity: How much can currently be borrowed
  • Utilization Rate: Percentage of the market currently borrowed
Interest rates automatically adjust based on supply and demand. Higher utilization typically means higher rates for both suppliers and borrowers.

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Market Parameters

Every market has specific risk settings that protect the protocol. Learn more about market parameters including LTV ratios, liquidation thresholds, and supply/borrow caps.
Check current market rates and parameters in the Markets section before supplying or borrowing.