In a bank you might only deposit your assets, however, a bank will use your resources to provide loans. On the Nimbus platform, you might do the same and you will be as secure as in a bank since borrowers will have to lock collateral of at least 120% of their borrowed amount to obtain digital assets from the pool.
November 17, 2021 at 06:13 PM
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Texas Lawyer spoke recently with Alex Lemberg, CEO of Nimbus, a new decentralized finance protocol that specializes in bringing all-in-one financial solutions while ensuring that user experience is as intuitive and user friendly as possible.
With a growing population of over 57,000 users, Nimbus is determined to be at the forefront of innovation in the growing DeFi market, and it intends to do so while ensuring that every user’s experience is safe and rewarded, according to Lemberg.
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