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  • đź‘‹Welcome
  • Introduction
    • About Granite
    • Key Benefits
    • Stacks and sBTC
      • Stacks
      • sBTC
    • Audits and Bug Bounties
    • Quick Links
  • Core Protocol Features
    • Getting Started
      • Wallet Setup
      • Connecting to Granite
      • Assets
      • Bridging aeUSDC
      • Network Selection
      • Security Tips
    • Borrowing
      • How to Borrow
      • Managing Your Position
      • Liquidations
      • Position Monitoring & Alerts
    • Liquidity Provisioning
      • How to Supply
      • How to Withdraw
      • Interest Rate Model
  • Protocol Mechanics
    • Isolated Markets
      • Single Asset Pools
      • Benefits
    • No Rehypothecation
    • Interest Rates
      • Utilization Rate
      • Rate Calculation
      • Market Dynamics
    • Safety Mechanism
      • Risk Parameters
      • Protocol Reserve
      • Safety Module
    • Oracle Implementation
  • Protocol Infomation
  • Additional Resources
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  1. Protocol Mechanics

No Rehypothecation

Core to Granite’s design is a commitment to security by not engaging in rehypothecation, a practice common in many DeFi platforms where borrowers’ collateral is lent out to generate additional yield. While rehypothecation can increase returns, it introduces significant liquidity risks for both borrowers and LPs.

By avoiding rehypothecation, Granite ensures that users’ collateral remains fully reserved and readily available at all times, providing a higher level of predictability and transparency. This approach minimizes the risks associated with lending, offering borrowers peace of mind that their assets are not exposed to unforeseen risks or complications.

Because Granite doesn’t rehypothecate collateral, it’s always available for withdrawal after loan repayment.

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