[Ann] ⭐️ equalizer ⭐️ ⚡ DeFi Flash Loans Made Easy ⚡ ⭐️

[CoinLover79]

equalizer

DeFi Flash Loans Made Easy

Equalizer is the first dedicated flash loan marketplace built on top of a scalable infrastructure that can handle the rising demand of decentralized lending and borrowing and that can boost the trading volume of any listed asset.

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equalizer Vision

Our vision at Equalizer is that decentralized finance is ushering in a new era of innovation and business opportunities, from which everybody can profit. We will become a core ecosystem player through our dedicated flash lending platform, generating value for all stakeholders.

equalizer Business Model

Our business model is based on a single core service: providing a secure and reliable platform for flash loans. By offering a tailor-made service needed to create a strong foundation, we aspire to become a solid building block of the Decentralized Finance market.

What are Flash Loans?

Flash Loans area unique capability available only on the blockchain protocol and represent an uncollateralized loan option that has to be returned in the same block transaction.
Flash Loans enable you to borrow instantly and easily any amount, with no collateral needed, but only if that amount is returned to the vault within one transaction block.
If this does not happen, the whole transaction is reversed and undo the actions executed until that point. This guarantees the safety of the funds in the vaults.
Use-cases include arbitrage, collateral swapping, rebalance, liquidation, and many more.

   

   

   

     

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[anknok]

I am interested in knowing about your Liquidity Mining Program. How it benefit me as an investor? Just wanted to know if I invest in it then how will I benefited.

[PochJvb]

Its a good idea to bring together both liquidity providers and borrowers. Investors can enjoy having passive income. Team must really work hard to maintain trust of both liquidity providers and borrowers for long term success.

[TooLate1]

I came across your statistics on https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/equalizer/ they are good and it shows the project is real and have been around for a while. Will defiantly look in depth to this project, since idea is appealing and its token price is cheap.

[equalizer_mod]

I am interested in knowing about your Liquidity Mining Program. How it benefit me as an investor? Just wanted to know if I invest in it then how will I benefited.

Liquidity Mining is the process of earning passive income by staking your LP tokens in a secure smart contract, for a given period of time. The goal of the program is to reward the liquidity providers with a big incentive as they keep on signaling their confidence in the Equalizer development

We are pleased to announce the new Liquidity Mining program for EQZ/ETH liquidity providers on Uniswap and EQZ/BNB liquidity providers on Pancakeswap.

Start Time and Date: 22nd April 2021, 9:00 a.m. UTC
End Time and Date: 29 April 2021, 11 a.m. UTC
Days Open for Stake: 7
Days of Mandatory Lock: 60
Early Reward Return (APY %): 10%
Days Until Maturity: 120
Maturity Return (APY %): 105%

Read more about it here.

[aTriz]

I came across your statistics on https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/equalizer/ they are good and it shows the project is real and have been around for a while. Will defiantly look in depth to this project, since idea is appealing and its token price is cheap.

price is higher than $1. which I agree that is pretty cheap for a project like that. the total supply is only 100 million tokens. so there is good chance that the price will increase a lot with time. if they do little bit more marketing and focus on increasing the userbase specially the hodlers and develp the product. it could stand up among the good Defi projects.

[Miiike]

The borrower didn't have to put collateral for the fund they borrowed if they can return it within the same transaction block? In amateur non-technical dumb way, how long does a same transaction block span? One day? One week? One minutes?

[janak3]

Exploring the new defi sector is a great idea. I suggest to invite private investors & pitch your project to them to get funding's. In this way you will not be dependent on only crowdsourcing activities to get funds. Its tough these days, because of those crap projects that were introduced before, investors are now ignoring most blockchain projects even if the concept is great like this one.

[ChinkoCharlie]

I am interested in knowing about your Liquidity Mining Program. How it benefit me as an investor? Just wanted to know if I invest in it then how will I benefited.

Liquidity Mining is the process of earning passive income by staking your LP tokens in a secure smart contract, for a given period of time. The goal of the program is to reward the liquidity providers with a big incentive as they keep on signaling their confidence in the Equalizer development

We are pleased to announce the new Liquidity Mining program for EQZ/ETH liquidity providers on Uniswap and EQZ/BNB liquidity providers on Pancakeswap.

Start Time and Date: 22nd April 2021, 9:00 a.m. UTC
End Time and Date: 29 April 2021, 11 a.m. UTC
Days Open for Stake: 7
Days of Mandatory Lock: 60
Early Reward Return (APY %): 10%
Days Until Maturity: 120
Maturity Return (APY %): 105%

Read more about it here.

Every liquidity provider will get part of the 0.3% fees on each trading that is being made on Uniswap on the EQZ/ETH pair, paid by Uniwap in EQZ and ETH. LP will also get EQZ tokens from the Liquidity Mining Program, up to 105% depending on how long you stake your EQZ/ETH UNI V2 LP tokens. That's worth investing in my opinion.

[equalizer_mod]

The borrower didn't have to put collateral for the fund they borrowed if they can return it within the same transaction block? In amateur non-technical dumb way, how long does a same transaction block span? One day? One week? One minutes?

Depending on the blockchain, the block time is different:
on ETH - block time is an average of 15 seconds
on BSC - the block time an average of 3 seconds
This is the time frame you have the loan in your wallet and build your own trading transactions.
It looks short time, but it's enough to execute an arbitrage trade, for example.

[ddal3]

That's a big project and it really need a team to develop such huge technical project. Do you have a team that is able to successfully execute this project?

[Miiike]

The borrower didn't have to put collateral for the fund they borrowed if they can return it within the same transaction block? In amateur non-technical dumb way, how long does a same transaction block span? One day? One week? One minutes?

Depending on the blockchain, the block time is different:
on ETH - block time is an average of 15 seconds
on BSC - the block time an average of 3 seconds
This is the time frame you have the loan in your wallet and build your own trading transactions.
It looks short time, but it's enough to execute an arbitrage trade, for example.

That's what confuses me, let's take BSC's blocktime for an instance, with 3 seconds window, we were expected to borrow, initiate whatever transaction we needed the fund for, close the transaction, and returned the fund back? Honestly curious, is it practically possible?

[cristalsys]

The borrower didn't have to put collateral for the fund they borrowed if they can return it within the same transaction block? In amateur non-technical dumb way, how long does a same transaction block span? One day? One week? One minutes?

Depending on the blockchain, the block time is different:
on ETH - block time is an average of 15 seconds
on BSC - the block time an average of 3 seconds
This is the time frame you have the loan in your wallet and build your own trading transactions.
It looks short time, but it's enough to execute an arbitrage trade, for example.

That's what confuses me, let's take BSC's blocktime for an instance, with 3 seconds window, we were expected to borrow, initiate whatever transaction we needed the fund for, close the transaction, and returned the fund back? Honestly curious, is it practically possible?

Yap, that's possible and heavily used right now by traders and arbitrageurs. This is obvious not a manual task you can do it using a UI. These are tasks that can be done with automated scripts.

[WatChe]

equalizer have entered a strategic collaboration with one of the most eminent Layer-2 blockchain solutions and a platform for launching interoperable blockchains, Polygon (previously known as Matic Network)

[wtr1133]

There are many projects that are offering attractive passive income sources but finding out whether project is legitimate or not is a big challenge. equalizer stats on coinmarketcap are very good and its also listed on uniswap and pancakeswap. As far as my research is concerned I am very sure its still available at attractive price.

[equalizer_mod]

That's a big project and it really need a team to develop such huge technical project. Do you have a team that is able to successfully execute this project?

Yes, we have a team that is fully equipped with knowledge of Fintech and have prior experience of working in different crypto projects. See our homepage to learn more about our team.

[Miiike]

The borrower didn't have to put collateral for the fund they borrowed if they can return it within the same transaction block? In amateur non-technical dumb way, how long does a same transaction block span? One day? One week? One minutes?

Depending on the blockchain, the block time is different:
on ETH - block time is an average of 15 seconds
on BSC - the block time an average of 3 seconds
This is the time frame you have the loan in your wallet and build your own trading transactions.
It looks short time, but it's enough to execute an arbitrage trade, for example.

That's what confuses me, let's take BSC's blocktime for an instance, with 3 seconds window, we were expected to borrow, initiate whatever transaction we needed the fund for, close the transaction, and returned the fund back? Honestly curious, is it practically possible?

Yap, that's possible and heavily used right now by traders and arbitrageurs. This is obvious not a manual task you can do it using a UI. These are tasks that can be done with automated scripts.

Through exchange's API, I presume?

What'll be the prevention method for slow confirmation? I have to admit I never bother to learn about confirmation, block, and their cloggings, so I'm not sure if what's running on my mind is correct. but aren't they related in a sense where a lot of transaction happens and it clogged the system, miners need a lot of time to confirm each transaction and the said transactions could take several blocks to get through?

[fcmatt]

Yap, that's possible and heavily used right now by traders and arbitrageurs. This is obvious not a manual task you can do it using a UI. These are tasks that can be done with automated scripts.

is there any video or steps to do that? because many newbie will confused about how your platform works
and how much the minimum/maximum loan that can be made using it?

[Miiike]

Yap, that's possible and heavily used right now by traders and arbitrageurs. This is obvious not a manual task you can do it using a UI. These are tasks that can be done with automated scripts.

is there any video or steps to do that? because many newbie will confused about how your platform works
and how much the minimum/maximum loan that can be made using it?

Any amount, as their explanation said, although I assume this collateral-less will not work side-by-side with trustless system, so I assume KYC or any other trust system is needed. I'd like to try seeing this feature from as many perspective as I can for this very reason

[AmoreJaz]

Yap, that's possible and heavily used right now by traders and arbitrageurs. This is obvious not a manual task you can do it using a UI. These are tasks that can be done with automated scripts.

is there any video or steps to do that? because many newbie will confused about how your platform works
and how much the minimum/maximum loan that can be made using it?

Any amount, as their explanation said, although I assume this collateral-less will not work side-by-side with trustless system, so I assume KYC or any other trust system is needed. I'd like to try seeing this feature from as many perspective as I can for this very reason

sample video will be a good one to show if this kind of transaction is possible. the very short window for me is hard to execute especially for beginners. if they can show it from their end, then, maybe it is really possible in actual scenario.
but i doubt it would be easy. usually, there will be unforeseen circumstances in actual transactions.