Kava Lend

Kava Lend supports supply-side deposits for BTC, XRP, BNB, BUSD, and USDX. The platform will allow overcollateralized borrowing for supported assets.

The HARD token is the native governance token of Kava Lend. All HARD tokens distributed as rewards are locked by a smart contract. Users that claim HARD tokens with longer vesting schedules will receive more tokens. The exact options for token redemptions are subject to governance voting.

The HARD token has the following use cases: * Liquidity mining rewards: the HARD token is awarded to users who deposit and/or borrow supported assets. * Governance voting: HARD token holders can participate in the evolution of Kava Lend through governance voting and earn HARD rewards in the process.

What Is Kava Lend?

Kava Lend is a decentralized money market built on the Kava Platform that enables the lending and borrowing of cross-chain assets. Kava Lend supports supply-side deposits for BTC, XRP, BNB, BUSD, and USDX. The platform will allow overcollateralized borrowing for supported assets.

The HARD Token

The HARD token is the native governance token of Kava Lend. All HARD tokens distributed as rewards are locked by a smart contract. Users that claim HARD tokens with longer vesting schedules will receive more tokens. The exact options for token redemptions are subject to governance voting.

The HARD token has the following use cases: * Liquidity mining rewards: the HARD token is awarded to users who deposit and/or borrow supported assets. * Governance voting: HARD token holders can participate in the evolution of Kava Lend through governance voting and earn HARD rewards in the process.

Governance and an active community are cornerstones of a successful DeFi project. Anyone who has $KAVA staked to a validator has the opportunity (and responsibility) to shape the future of the Kava ecosystem. Recently, the community has used governance to accomplish important tasks, like creating a SAFU Fund and improving $USDX price stability. When Kava Swap launches on August 30th, $HARD and $SWP will function as governance tokens for their respective protocols as well as stores of value. Also, all future applications Kava Labs develops will include governance. This step brings increased decentralization to the Kava ecosystem.

Kava runs on the Kava Protocol and is governed by the KAVA token. Kava allows users to take out stablecoin loans using their assets as collateral.

• Hard runs on the Hard Protocol and is governed by the HARD token. Hard allows users to supply and borrow assets from money markets.
• Swap runs on the Swap Protocol and is governed by the SWP token. Swap allows users to buy and sell tokens, and provide liquidity to pools using an autonomous market maker.
• All three applications run on the Kava blockchain built using the Cosmos SDK.
• All three applications are open source and designed to be integrated with 3rd party Defi apps.
• All three applications use the same kava address.
• Applications can be used independently or in combination. A user could use their asset to mint $USDX on Kava, supply that $USDX to Hard, and add their rewards or other assets to a liquidity pool on Swap.

Kava Lend is a decentralized money market built on the Kava Platform that enables the lending and borrowing of cross-chain assets. Kava Lend supports supply-side deposits for BTC, XRP, BNB, BUSD, and USDX. The platform will allow overcollateralized borrowing for supported assets.

What Is Kava Lend?

Kava Lend is a decentralized money market built on the Kava Platform that enables the lending and borrowing of cross-chain assets. Kava Lend supports supply-side deposits for BTC, XRP, BNB, BUSD, and USDX. The platform will allow overcollateralized borrowing for supported assets.

The HARD Token

The HARD token is the native governance token of Kava Lend. All HARD tokens distributed as rewards are locked by a smart contract. Users that claim HARD tokens with longer vesting schedules will receive more tokens. The exact options for token redemptions are subject to governance voting.

The HARD token has the following use cases: * Liquidity mining rewards: the HARD token is awarded to users who deposit and/or borrow supported assets. * Governance voting: HARD token holders can participate in the evolution of Kava Lend through governance voting and earn HARD rewards in the process.

Governance and an active community are cornerstones of a successful DeFi project. Anyone who has $KAVA staked to a validator has the opportunity (and responsibility) to shape the future of the Kava ecosystem. Recently, the community has used governance to accomplish important tasks, like creating a SAFU Fund and improving $USDX price stability. When Kava Swap launches on August 30th, $HARD and $SWP will function as governance tokens for their respective protocols as well as stores of value. Also, all future applications Kava Labs develops will include governance. This step brings increased decentralization to the Kava ecosystem.

Kava runs on the Kava Protocol and is governed by the KAVA token. Kava allows users to take out stablecoin loans using their assets as collateral.

• Hard runs on the Hard Protocol and is governed by the HARD token. Hard allows users to supply and borrow assets from money markets.
• Swap runs on the Swap Protocol and is governed by the SWP token. Swap allows users to buy and sell tokens, and provide liquidity to pools using an autonomous market maker.
• All three applications run on the Kava blockchain built using the Cosmos SDK.
• All three applications are open source and designed to be integrated with 3rd party Defi apps.
• All three applications use the same kava address.
• Applications can be used independently or in combination. A user could use their asset to mint $USDX on Kava, supply that $USDX to Hard, and add their rewards or other assets to a liquidity pool on Swap.

Kava Lend is a decentralized money market built on the Kava Platform that enables the lending and borrowing of cross-chain assets. Kava Lend supports supply-side deposits for BTC, XRP, BNB, BUSD, and USDX. The platform will allow overcollateralized borrowing for supported assets.