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What is Ethereum?

Ethereum is a distributed blockchain computing platform for smart contracts and decentralized applications. Its native token is ether (ETH), which primarily serves as a means of payment for transaction fees and as collateral for borrowing specific ERC-20 tokens within the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector.

How ETH-backed loans work

Cryptolending opens up an easier way to attract funds as well as lend surplus money. Digital asset owners, like those of Ethereum (ETH), are allowed to use it as a guarantee for a USDT loan and simultaneously keep it. As a result, a creditworthiness assessment and paperwork become unnecessary and at the same time the speed of the process goes up and it becomes more cost-effective.

Lenders deposit their virtual money, for example, ETH, into a special account supported by Cropty. The custodian carries out the exchange between the two parties, thus ensuring a safe transaction. They are the trustworthy middlemen who take care of the rights of both sides.

Loan takers apply this method to get the money they need without the need to sell their digital assets. It is particularly important during the fluctuation of the market in which they are able not to lose money. The borrowing system also makes the applicants credit-free as there is no need to check a credit report anymore.

The loan providers, in their turn, receive the interest portion of the loan which in its turn is reinvested thereby they make a good business out of their Ethereum assets. The result is double-win, and therefore the system of loans made on the blockchain fosters the birth of win-win situations.

The Cropty interface is responsible for these parties' interactions, while the blockchain technology ensures that no third party is involved in the transaction making it safe. This, in turn, lowers the risk of fraud to a minimum and creates a safe financial environment.

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Crypto Loans explained

In our video, we take you on an exciting and informative journey into the realm of crypto lending and borrowing on the Cropty platform. Discover how this revolutionary system works, learn how to take out a loan, and explore the seamless process of loan repayment. Packed with valuable insights and tips, this video is your ultimate guide to harnessing the potential of crypto credit.

How to get a loan on Ethereum? Borrow usd against Ethereum on Cropty

The process of getting an Ethereum cryptocurrency loan is quite simple. First, you need to create your account on Cropty, a platform that offers Ethereum cryptocurrency lending services. Then, you need to provide your ETH as collateral and specify the loan amount you want to borrow. The platform then evaluates your collateral and gives you access to the required amount of Tether USDT.

Your creditworthiness is determined based on the value of your collateral, making the process of getting a cryptocurrency loan fast and convenient.

However, it is important to remember that Ethereum cryptocurrency loans are not without risks. In case you default on the loan, your collateral can be seized. Therefore, you should carefully assess your repayment capacity before taking out a cryptocurrency loan.

How to get a loan on Ethereum? Borrow usd against Ethereum on Cropty

To authorize an Ethereum Crypto Loan, you will need to go to Features tab → Loan section → Borrow button

Choose the required loan amount the terms and conditions of the crypto loan, and apply for it by confirming it with a code from 2FA - application or E-mail or Telegram-bot.

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Loans on Ethereum

People working in decentralized finance of ethereum attract fans of cryptocurrency that is done with them in a very fast and easy way without loosing their assets. By such a kind of security loans can become a space for safe lending. Trust in such loans is based on the value of ether that the borrower holds. These tokens represent a turning point for the borrowers to easily unlock the money and then use it for whatever purpose that they want such as paying the bills, making some investments, or even starting up a new business. Moreover, such a modern structure of ether loans is like a brand new road to the fortune for people, which allows pulling out the money that is trapped in their ether assets.

ETH as collateral

Ethereum (ETH for short) is one of the most in-demand choices for loan services in the crypto space. Loans based on Ethereum give the users an opportunity to lend or borrow Ethereum and so to make a profit in the form of interest. On the other hand, these Ethereum-backed loans, permit the loan recipients to have cash right away, hence no need to sell their current assets. Moreover, ETH is also a good candidate as collateral for a USD loan, which then facilitates the users in terms of adaptability and flexibility. How is it that an Ethereum loan functions? In fact, the borrowers hand over their Ethereum to the lenders as a pledge, and the value of Ethereum is what determines the amount of the loan. This is a simple yet effective way for people who want to take a quick loan but do not want to sell their Ethereum holdings.

Interest rates on loans secured by Ethereum.

Cropty is attentive to your financial needs and is well aware that excellent interest rates are of great importance, that's why we are offering crypto-backed loans at a very attractive rate of 9%. Whether it is a personal or a business loan, our loans with a fair interest rate are the easiest way to have more cash at your disposal without selling your digital assets that are of great value.

One of the features that makes Cropty loans so different is their focus on cryptocurrency lol is the method by which the loan is secured with collateral. In case the borrower is not able to complete his part, Ethereum kept as a backup continues to be the property of Cropty, while the borrower gets the issued Tether USDT. By this means, a fair and balanced loan repayment system is created that is at everyone's disposal.

Cropty is employing an automated liquidation mechanism to safeguard against the potential decline of the value of Ethereum. When the value of the secured asset drops to the preset limit, the loan is automatically liquidated. This basic action carriers the parties involved from the danger of losing money in case of a market downturn.

Cropty is committed to openness and ease-of-use. Through our user-friendly platform, users can readily monitor the progress of their loan. Moreover, borrowers can be promoted with the option of adding more security to their loan, paying it off ahead of schedule, or ending the loan agreement by paying the sum borrowed plus the interest accrued.

If you are intent on a loan backed by your cryptocurrency, Cropty is the place to be. Cropty coin loans are readily available in the twinkle of an eye. Just put up your Ethereum loan as a safety net and accept Tether USDT. These crypto-backed loans are the quickest and easiest way to meet your financial needs.

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Why choose Ethereum Cropty Loan

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Easy access to funds

By leveraging your crypto assets as collateral, you can quickly obtain loans without the need for extensive credit checks or income verification, making the process more efficient and accessible.

35+ Currencies

Choose your collateral from over 35 cryptocurrencies and borrow instantly from USDT.

No inspections!

Cryptocurrency loans allow you to access credit without checking your credit history.

Interest - hourly

We charge interest on the loan hourly. However, during the first hour after taking out the loan, you have the opportunity to repay it without any additional fees. This sets us apart from our competitors.

Lower interest rates

Because cryptocurrency loans are collateralized, lenders often offer lower interest rates than traditional unsecured loans, making them more cost-effective for borrowers.

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Maintain ownership of your crypto

With crypto-backed loans, you retain ownership of your digital assets while using them as collateral. This allows you to benefit from potential market growth and regain full control of your assets once the loan is repaid.

FAQ

What is Cropty Ethereum Crypto Loan?

Cropty Ethereum Crypto Loan is a secure, overcollateralized, and flexible loan product. Users can take loans by pledging their crypto assets as collateral. With Cropty, you don't have to worry about rehypothecation since we don't lend out your collateralized crypto to others.

How do I pledge my assets and start borrowing with Cropty Ethereum Crypto Loan?

To start, choose the crypto you'd like to pledge as collateral and the amount you'd like to borrow. Ensure you have sufficient crypto assets in your account to cover the required collateral. Once the process is complete, your collateral will be locked, and the loan will be transferred to your account.

What is LTV, and how much can I borrow from Cropty Ethereum Crypto Loan?

LTV (Loan-to-Value) represents the ratio between the value of the loan plus accrued interest and the value of your collateral. The LTV percentage determines how much you can borrow based on the collateral you pledge. For example, with a 50% LTV, if you pledge 1,000 USDT, you may borrow up to 500 USDT worth of assets.

Are there limits to how much I can pledge and borrow?

Yes, there are limits for each cryptocurrency. The maximum amount you can pledge or borrow depends on the specific crypto and may change periodically.

What is loan liquidation, and what is the liquidation LTV?

Loan liquidation occurs when the current LTV exceeds the liquidation LTV, which may happen if the collateral's value decreases or the loan's value increases. If liquidation occurs, you may lose some or all of your collateral.

What happens when a loan is liquidated?

When liquidation occurs, the outstanding loan amount will be repaid using the equivalent value of collateral. A partial liquidation happens when the liquidation doesn't fully cover the outstanding loan, and a full liquidation occurs when the entire loan is repaid using the collateral.

What is a margin call?

A margin call is a warning issued when your collateral-loan pair position reaches its margin call LTV. You can take action by adding more collateral or reducing the outstanding loan to lower the LTV.

Will I be notified in the event of margin calls or liquidations?

Yes, Cropty will send notifications via email and SMS in case of margin calls or liquidations. However, timely delivery of these notifications cannot be guaranteed.

What interest rate applies to my loan?

Cropty provides transparent interest rates for each cryptocurrency. Please refer to the platform for up-to-date interest rates.

How is interest accrued for my loan positions?

Interest accrues based on the total outstanding loan amount and the prevailing APR. The interest accrued is added to the total outstanding loan.

How do I repay my loan or adjust my LTV?

Use the 'Repay' or 'Adjust LTV' options in your account to repay loans or adjust collateral, respectively. You can only repay your loan using the same cryptocurrency you borrowed.

Which cryptocurrencies can I pledge or borrow on Cropty Crypto Loan?

Cropty Crypto Loan accepts a variety of cryptocurrencies as loanable and collateral assets. The list of available cryptocurrencies is updated periodically, so please refer to the platform for more information.

What can I do with the cryptocurrencies borrowed from Cropty Ethereum Crypto Loan?

You can use the borrowed cryptocurrencies for various purposes, including trading, investing, or withdrawing from the platform. The collateral you pledge remains with Cropty as security for the repayment of your loan.

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