Most on-chain loans work the same way:
you borrow a fixed amount and pay interest on all of it, even if you only use a small part.
That’s inefficient for borrowers and leaves a lot of capital sitting idle.
Clearpool’s Credit Vaults switch to a revolving model:
•borrow only what you actually need
•repay anytime
•unused funds get deployed automatically
• lenders earn from both usage and idle periods
A simpler, more practical structure for institutional credit.
Happy to see some real innovation from $CPOOL.
In on-chain credit markets, many facilities are structured as if balances will always be fully drawn. Institutions end up paying a fixed rate on committed capital even when they do not need to utilize the entire line.
Clearpool’s new Credit Vaults address this with a purpose-built revolving line of credit (RLOC) architecture.
Borrowers draw only as needed, while lenders earn on the full commitment through utilization, undrawn fees, and low-risk deployment into markets like @aave and @compoundfinance.
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