Protocol Information
Q Borrowing, as an "Integrated Application" within the Q Protocol, blurs the traditional separation between blockchain and application layers by embedding governance directly into its framework, allowing Q Token Holders to earn fees generated by such applications and changing the economic model by distributing these fees to stakeholders, while enabling asset owners to borrow a stable coin, "QUSD" against collateral assets like wBTC, DAI, or USDC
Category:Lending
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Methodology
TVL: Total value of all coins held in the smart contracts of the protocolView code on GitHubFrequently Asked Questions
What is Q Borrowing?
Q Borrowing, as an "Integrated Application" within the Q Protocol, blurs the traditional separation between blockchain and application layers by embedding governance directly into its framework, allowing Q Token Holders to earn fees generated by such applications and changing the economic model by distributing these fees to stakeholders, while enabling asset owners to borrow a stable coin, "QUSD" against collateral assets like wBTC, DAI, or USDC
What is Q Borrowing's TVL?
Q Borrowing currently has $6,629.8 in total value locked. TVL has decreased 0.6% over the past 30 days.
What chains does Q Borrowing operate on?
Q Borrowing operates on Q Protocol. Q Protocol holds the largest share at 100%.
How does Q Borrowing's TVL compare to similar protocols?
Among Lending protocols tracked by DefiLlama, Q Borrowing ranks #311 by TVL. The category holds $41.168b across 467 protocols, and Q Borrowing accounts for <0.1% of that total. Other leading protocols include Aave, Morpho, and Spark.