Hello, what's collateral? @officialjustlend

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Hello, what's collateral?

asked 1106 days ago

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Collateral is an asset or property that one party uses to secure a loan from another party. Collateral is typically used to secure a loan from a bank or other financial institution. Collateral helps to reduce the risk of the lender, as the lender can repossess the collateral if the borrower defaults on the loan. Collateral can include cash, stocks, bonds, real estate, or other valuable assets. In the case of cryptocurrency, collateral can take the form of a cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, or TRON, which can be used to secure a loan from a lending platform. On the Tron network, users can use JustLend to borrow against their cryptocurrency. JustLend allows users to borrow against their TRX supply, and use their crypto as collateral for a loan. To do this, users must first create a TRON wallet, deposit TRX into their wallet, and then freeze their TRX to get bandwidth or energy. They can then vote for their favorite SRs and receive TRX rewards on a daily basis, and supply and earn on JustLend.org.
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You turn it on to borrow against your supply
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#basics
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