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About Sturdy
Sturdy is a decentralized lending network that offers high-yield lending and interest-free borrowing options in the crypto, fintech, lending, and investment sectors. Founded in 2020, the company leverages collateral deposited by borrowers in decentralized finance protocols like Yearn, Convex, and Lido to generate staki...
Decentralized Finance, Lending Network, High-yield Lending, Interest-free Borrowing, Cryptocurrency, Blockchain Technology, DeFi Protocols, Collateral, Staking Incentives, Yearn Finance, Convex Finance, Lido Finance
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