Markets

How collateral is valued and loans are taken from Tydro markets

A market defines what asset(s) can be used as collateral, what can be borrowed, how much, and the risk, interest rate model, oracle (price feed), and liquidation rules surrounding the position.

Market structure

Tydro v1 was built on Aave v3 supporting a pooled collateral market and segragated corrleated lending strategies such as ETH lending and USDe. Each market used

Tydro v2 launches with further market isolation, where risk is priced per market and not shared across a larger lending pool. See Isolated Markets.

Clusters and pools group correlated assets so they can share collateral and margin within set limits. See Clusters and Pooled Markets.

What a market defines

• Collateral asset and loan asset.
• Risk parameters: LTV, liquidation threshold, and caps. See Risk Parameters.
• An interest rate model, flat or kinked. See Interest Rates.
• Oracle sources. See Oracles.

Markets reference

On-chain values are authoritative. Asset contract addresses are listed here; oracle feed and CAPO adapter addresses live on the Oracles page, and this table references the feeds by name.