More importantly, not all lenders are Ethereum holders. ETHLend is used additionally by lenders from the FIAT economy that want to access the opportunities of global lending market. For this aim, Ethereum is a perfect way to fund within seconds loans from different parts of the world. Such FIAT economy based lender is mainly interested in deriving profit in FIAT such as USD than Ethereum.
Absolutely agree with you. This is an amazing opportunity, a few years ago it was even difficult to imagine what is it possible. 
Topic: Aave/ETHLend - Decentralized Lending DApp - The Game Changer - All info Updated - page 24. (Read 43923 times)
April 04, 2018, 05:58:48 AM
April 04, 2018, 05:50:31 AM
Got an airdrop from you via Eidoo. Thank you for that!
Excited to see how this platform will work out in the future.
Excited to see how this platform will work out in the future.
Awesome! Thanks for the support!
April 03, 2018, 07:09:00 PM
Got an airdrop from you via Eidoo. Thank you for that!
Excited to see how this platform will work out in the future.
Excited to see how this platform will work out in the future.
April 03, 2018, 06:54:54 PM
More importantly, not all lenders are Ethereum holders. ETHLend is used additionally by lenders from the FIAT economy that want to access the opportunities of global lending market. For this aim, Ethereum is a perfect way to fund within seconds loans from different parts of the world. Such FIAT economy based lender is mainly interested in deriving profit in FIAT such as USD than Ethereum.
April 03, 2018, 06:54:44 PM
When the lender chooses to fund a USD based Ethereum loan it does not result in loss when in case the Ethereum price increases and the lender receives less Ethereum from the borrower. In this occasion the lender receives the same value of Ethereum plus the gained interest since the value of the Ethereum increased. The situation is only seen as an opportunity loss, since in these price increases the lender would have gained more than anticipated from the interest of the loan.
April 03, 2018, 06:54:32 PM
We are currently negotiating with other exchanges to get LEND token listed to provide more liquidity and an opportunity for the future application user to purchase LEND and enjoy the benefits of using LEND tokens on our decentralized application. ETHLend will also use 20% of collected fees to purchase LEND from these exchanges to reward active lenders and borrowers to increase user adoption and lending volumes.
April 03, 2018, 02:50:49 PM
What’s going on with lend? It’s been at a stand still for too long now, hoping for momentum
April 02, 2018, 11:03:28 AM
Very great news from the dev team for the community. ETHLend is a finalist at the 2018 Lendit conference and can win the Lendit fintech industry award. This can be a very good commercal for the project.
fact that they are finalists is already a huge advertisement for the project, I wonder how the victory will affect the price April 02, 2018, 08:42:17 AM
Very great news from the dev team for the community. ETHLend is a finalist at the 2018 Lendit conference and can win the Lendit fintech industry award. This can be a very good commercal for the project.
Hopefully
That would be amazing! April 01, 2018, 11:56:15 AM
Very great news from the dev team for the community. ETHLend is a finalist at the 2018 Lendit conference and can win the Lendit fintech industry award. This can be a very good commercal for the project.
April 01, 2018, 04:39:31 AM
i would like to know if there's some way that the smart contract can see how much gas the sender is paying to run the contract and automatically refund that gas to the sender from a eth reserve in the smart contract. is not the case of ethlend but is for a research i'm doing but i don't know any smart contract expert so here i am
If it's not ETHLend project, then asking here would be a little bit out of topic. But to answer your question, you can manually check the gas used for a transaction from etherscan, then you could re-send the fee used to the sender if you want to, although I think the amount will be quite small. And wouldn't sending it back require another gas fee?
March 31, 2018, 06:45:58 PM
i was aware of this problem, so i think it can be solved by creating a database with the avarage gas used on that particular smart contract and use it as a source
i hope to bring you some good news soon about it
i have to do some matlab tests
i hope to bring you some good news soon about it
i have to do some matlab tests
March 31, 2018, 06:45:38 PM
so there is no way to do something like i explained before, you know stani i'm working on the tether killer you talk some days ago
i think i have something that can really work
but before i want to explore all possible ways
i think i have something that can really work
but before i want to explore all possible ways
March 31, 2018, 06:45:04 PM
i would like to know if there's some way that the smart contract can see how much gas the sender is paying to run the contract and automatically refund that gas to the sender from a eth reserve in the smart contract. is not the case of ethlend but is for a research i'm doing but i don't know any smart contract expert so here i am
March 31, 2018, 12:44:07 PM
STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP: ETHLend is proud to announce a partnership with Kyber Network, an Ethereum based protocol that allows the instant exchange and conversion of digital assets: https://blog.ethlend.io/ethlend-and-kyber-network-announce-strategic-partnership-b22e3c499aa7
March 31, 2018, 09:42:54 AM
what if present collateral value remains the same lets say 67% and borrower has no incentive to return , how lender can force borrower to close the deal , because for example end of the deal will be after the deadline of tokens swap. I just cant understand how you will avoid situation when lender can potentially stays with useless erc20 tokens
Why would there be no incentive to return? The borrower couldn't get the new tokens either without paying the loan back and returning the ERC20 tokens?
Plus, there will be a reputation-based loan. This is one of LEND future goal, isn't it?
With reputation based loan, the borrower will more or less be forced to return his loan as a case of default will taint his record
Correct, we're releasing a gamified credit profile with the coming release next week. Super excited for it! Only the start - will eventually integrate with bloom scores etc also...
We can expect for big move very soon as like dev team is developing the features this will make this project more useful but it is worth to keep strong believe into the great future of this token surely this will be next big thing in decentralized lending era.
March 31, 2018, 09:24:40 AM
what if present collateral value remains the same lets say 67% and borrower has no incentive to return , how lender can force borrower to close the deal , because for example end of the deal will be after the deadline of tokens swap. I just cant understand how you will avoid situation when lender can potentially stays with useless erc20 tokens
Why would there be no incentive to return? The borrower couldn't get the new tokens either without paying the loan back and returning the ERC20 tokens?
Plus, there will be a reputation-based loan. This is one of LEND future goal, isn't it?
With reputation based loan, the borrower will more or less be forced to return his loan as a case of default will taint his record
Correct, we're releasing a gamified credit profile with the coming release next week. Super excited for it! Only the start - will eventually integrate with bloom scores etc also...
March 31, 2018, 03:27:25 AM
what if present collateral value remains the same lets say 67% and borrower has no incentive to return , how lender can force borrower to close the deal , because for example end of the deal will be after the deadline of tokens swap. I just cant understand how you will avoid situation when lender can potentially stays with useless erc20 tokens
Why would there be no incentive to return? The borrower couldn't get the new tokens either without paying the loan back and returning the ERC20 tokens?
Plus, there will be a reputation-based loan. This is one of LEND future goal, isn't it?
With reputation based loan, the borrower will more or less be forced to return his loan as a case of default will taint his record
Correct, we're releasing a gamified credit profile with the coming release next week. Super excited for it! Only the start - will eventually integrate with bloom scores etc also...
March 31, 2018, 12:18:05 AM
what if present collateral value remains the same lets say 67% and borrower has no incentive to return , how lender can force borrower to close the deal , because for example end of the deal will be after the deadline of tokens swap. I just cant understand how you will avoid situation when lender can potentially stays with useless erc20 tokens
Why would there be no incentive to return? The borrower couldn't get the new tokens either without paying the loan back and returning the ERC20 tokens?
Plus, there will be a reputation-based loan. This is one of LEND future goal, isn't it?
With reputation based loan, the borrower will more or less be forced to return his loan as a case of default will taint his record
March 30, 2018, 09:33:19 PM
what if present collateral value remains the same lets say 67% and borrower has no incentive to return , how lender can force borrower to close the deal , because for example end of the deal will be after the deadline of tokens swap. I just cant understand how you will avoid situation when lender can potentially stays with useless erc20 tokens
Why would there be no incentive to return? The borrower couldn't get the new tokens either without paying the loan back and returning the ERC20 tokens?
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