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 * Introduction of OpenLeverage
 * FAQ
 * Protocol Overview
   * How OpenLeverage Works
   * Margin Trading
   * Lending
   * Borrowing
   * Liquidation
   * OnDemand Oracle
 * OLE Token (V2)
   * Token Info
   * Liquidity Mining with xOLE
   * Bridging OLE Token
   * OLE V1 Migration
 * REWARDS
   * Sponsored Rewards
   * Staking and xOLE
   * Trading, Lending, and Borrowing Rewards
   * Retroactive Rewards
 * GOVERNANCE
   * OpenLeverage Community Council
   * Councilmember Guidelines
   * Ambassador Guidelines
   * OLE Buybacks
 * Tutorials
   * Wallet Setup
   * Create Market
   * Margin Trade
   * Lend to Earn
   * Liquidation
   * Notification
   * Create a Gnosis Safe
   * Try Scroll Alpha Testnet
 * Dev
   * Developer Guide
   * Security and Audits
 * Terms of Service
 * Brand Assets
 * Contact Us

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INTRODUCTION OF OPENLEVERAGE

WHAT IS OPENLEVERAGE?

OpenLeverage is a permissionless lending margin trading protocol that enables
traders or other applications to long or short on any trading pair on DEXs
efficiently and securely.

Key features:

 * Margin Trading with Liquidity on DEXs, connecting traders to trade with the
   most liquid decentralized markets like Uniswap, PancakeSwap, SushiSwap, and
   more.

 * Risk Isolation Lending Pools, having two separated pools for each pair, and
   different risk and interest rate parameters, allow lenders to invest
   according to the risk-reward ratio.

 * Risk Calculation with Real-time AMM Price, calculating collateral ratio with
   real-time AMM price for any pair available from a DEX.

 * OnDemand Oracle uses TWAP prices provided by the DEX to detect price
   manipulation and force price updates to make it valid for trading and
   liquidation.

 * LToken is an interest rate-bearing token for each lending pool, allowing the
   third-party to incentivize their community to provide liquidity into the
   lending pools into support margin trading for their token pairs.

 * OLE Token is the protocol native token, minted by protocol usage, and staked
   to get rewards and protocol privileges.

 * Very intuitive and user-friendly UI design.

UNIQUE SELLING POINTS

 * Anyone can create lending pools for any trading pair available on a DEX, with
   default interest rate and risk parameters, which the community can change via
   the governance process.

 * Lenders can earn higher yields by depositing assets into the lending pools,
   earning interest from borrowed assets, receiving OLE rewards, or receiving
   rewards by re-staking LToken to join other projects’ reward programs.

 * Traders can borrow and leverage trade with hundreds of pairs from DEX with a
   one-click transaction.

 * Projects can integrate with the OpenLeverage to facilitate leverage trading
   on specific trading pairs by integrating LToken.

 * Liquidators can trigger liquidations to earn rewards if the trade’s
   collateral ratio falls below the market limit.

PROJECT VISION

The mission of OpenLeverage Protocol is to create an entirely permissionless
decentralized margin trading infrastructure. Therefore, no permission is
necessary to create a margin trading market for any pair with isolated and
market-adjusted risk controls.

For the long term, OpenLeverage aims to build a decentralized crypto securities
service to retail and institutional clients, providing decentralized lending,
derivatives trading, and asset management infrastructure, which integrates with
the global DeFi ecosystem.

We believe that the transition to a native financial layer on the internet is
essential for humanity. It is free, frictionless, and not controlled by anyone.

GETTING STARTED

You can go to our official website to explore OpenLeverage's protocol
capabilities:

RESOURCES

 * Discord

 * Medium

 * Twitter

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 * What is OpenLeverage?
 * Unique Selling Points
 * Project Vision
 * Getting Started
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