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  1. The Silo Protocol

Protocol Design

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Last updated 11 months ago

While Silo is risk-isolated, lenders are still exposed to the silo they deposit into.

The Silo Protocol consists of multiple which is are collections of lending markets ("silos") that share a parent chain and bridge asset. Each deployment consists of multiple individual silos that are isolated at the market level.

Each silo allows for a single only but share common architecture with modular configurations, including:

Since each silo is its own market, events occurring in one silo - including - does not affect any other silo. Additionally, configurations in one silo can be adjusted independently of configurations in other silos.

deployments
base asset and bridge asset(s)
Collateral status
Interest rate configuration
Borrowing parameters
bad debt
Oracle