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  • Official Liquity V2 Documentation
  • FAQ
    • General
    • Borrowing and Liquidations
    • BOLD & Earn
    • Redemptions and Delegation
    • LQTY Staking & Voting
  • Documentation
    • Technical Docs & Audits
    • Friendly Fork Program
    • Security
    • Brand Assets
    • Risk Disclosure
    • Legacy V2 and Testnet
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  • What is Liquity v2?
  • What are the differences to V1?
  • What happens to Liquity v1 and LUSD?
  • Does Liquity V2 have governance?

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  1. FAQ

General

What is Liquity v2?

Liquity v2 is a decentralized borrowing protocol that lets users deposit ETH or LSTs as collateral, and mint the stablecoin BOLD.

There are 4 main use-cases:

  • Borrow BOLD

  • 1-click multiply (staked) ETH

  • Earn yield by depositing BOLD

  • Stake LQTY to direct PIL and earn

What are the differences to V1?

While there are plenty of changes coming with V2, it will keep the things V1 is known for:

  • Immutability

  • Decentralization

  • Rigorous security

  • No TradFi exposure

However, V2 is innovating on multiple fronts:

  • User-set interest rates - more control over your borrowing cost

  • New collateral types - ETH and LSTs

  • Improved redemption mechanism

  • Protocol-incentivized liquidity (PIL)

  • More attractive short-term loans

  • Improved capital efficiency

  • Multiple Troves per address (and transferable)

  • No Recovery Mode

  • Looping/one-click multiply

What happens to Liquity v1 and LUSD?

Liquity V1 is here to stay: it is battle-tested, and LUSD is the stablecoin of choice for users who prefer a pure ETH backing.

Does Liquity V2 have governance?

Liquity V2 is subject to minimal governance which is solely tasked with distributing Protocol Liquidity Incentives (PIL), directing 25% of the protocol's revenue to external initiatives.

Governance has no other functions or powers, as Liquity V2’s smart contracts are immutable and not upgradeable.

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