Beraborrow Workshop
summary
Beraborrow runs a CDP on Bearchain with $400M TVL and designs DEN vaults as ERC‑4626 covaults that auto‑compound proof‑of‑liquidity rewards, mints the NECTAR stablecoin and keeps a hard peg using PSMs and redemptions, and uses a Liquid Stability Pool $150M that burns NECTAR on liquidation and deposits overcollateralized covault receipts for slippage‑free unwinding. Protocol supports managed‑leverage vaults, isolates risk across instances, and plans cross‑protocol LSP modules that let other apps borrow NECTAR liquidity for extra yield while preserving solvency.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Introduction to Beraborrow and Bearchain
- 0:31How Bearchain’s Proof of Liquidity Works
- 1:05Beraborrow’s CDP Protocol Core Components
- 1:25DEN Vaults: Collateral Deposits Explained
- 1:51NECTAR Stablecoin Design and Composability
- 2:09Liquid Stability Pools for Protocol Solvency
- 2:42Proof of Liquidity vs. Traditional Chain Security
- 3:16Bearchain’s Two-Token Model (BGT Governance)
- 3:48How Applications Bid for Chain-Level Incentives
- 4:40Beraborrow’s Use of Proof of Liquidity
- 5:40Auto-Compounding Yield in DEN Vaults
- 6:41NECTAR Stablecoin Interest Rate Optimization
- 7:56Liquid Stability Pool Yield Strategies
- 8:54Beraborrow’s Role in the Bearchain Ecosystem
- 9:30How Beraborrow Dens and Managers Work
- 10:49Risk Isolation in Protocol Instances
- 11:21Liquid Stability Pool Mechanics
- 12:56Example of a Liquidation Process
- 14:29Maintaining NECTAR’s $1 Peg with PSMs
- 15:57Future Plans: Liquidity Pool Optimization
- 16:51Managed Leverage Vaults and Strategies
- 18:10Requirements for Building on Beraborrow
