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Mostly yes. Lender deposits and withdrawals work 24/7 — they never touch the price oracles. Repaying debt and adding collateral also always work. Borrowing and withdrawing collateral keep working against the last traded price (typically Friday’s close); they only pause if an oracle guard trips. See Oracles & market hours for the full matrix.
Each Denar market pairs one stock as collateral with USDG as the loan asset. A single borrowable asset keeps every market simple to reason about, keeps liquidity concentrated, and matches the natural use case: unlocking dollars from equity exposure without selling it.
Nothing bad — this is one of Denar’s core design points. Corporate actions are folded into the token via its multiplier mechanism, and Chainlink feeds already include it. While an action is processed, the market pauses rather than misprice. The protocol has already sailed through a live dividend (AAPL, August 2026) without intervention. Details on Corporate actions.
Two reasons. First, borrowing exactly to the liquidation threshold means any dust of price movement liquidates you — the app nudges you below it. Second, a market can only lend out USDG that lenders have supplied: if “Available to borrow” is lower than your headroom, liquidity is the constraint.
Anyone. Liquidations on Denar are fully permissionless, exactly like the major crypto money markets. Denar runs its own liquidation bot for reliability, but it has no privilege — it competes on speed with everyone else. See Liquidations.
Yield comes exclusively from interest paid by borrowers. When nobody borrows, lenders earn ~0% — the app shows the real supply APR (borrow rate × utilization × fee share), not a headline number. No emissions, no points, no rebasing tricks.
No, by construction. The lending core is immutable with no pause button or backdoor; the vault is ERC-4626 non-custodial and can only allocate to whitelisted markets behind caps and a timelock. What the admin can do — and its hard limits — is spelled out on Governance & admin powers.
No. Denar is an independent protocol built on Robinhood Chain. Stock tokens and their price feeds are issued and operated by their respective providers.
Every deployed contract is verified on Blockscout: you can read the full source of each one directly on the explorer and confirm it matches the bytecode running on-chain. Addresses live on the Contracts page.