Zumer Protocol
  • 🤝Welcome to Zumer Protocol
  • Introduction
    • 👩‍🏫Zumer Protocol
    • 🛣️Roadmap
    • ❓FAQs
  • Zumer Protocol
    • ⭐Overview
    • 📦Pricing of NFT Loans
    • 💫Stakeholders
    • 🗒️Conclusion
  • Guides
    • 📶How to Connect Wallet
    • 💠Supply ETH and Earn Interest
      • How to Deposit ETH
      • How to Stake ETH
      • How to Withdraw ETH
    • 💰Use NFTs to Borrow ETH
      • How to Borrow ETH
      • How to Repay ETH
      • How to Redeem NFTs
    • ⚡Other Guides
  • Fundamentals
    • 🧊Pledging Mechanism
    • ♻️Borrowing mechanism
    • Supplying WETH (Flexible duration)
    • Supplying ETH (fixed duration)
    • 💵Pricing Mechanism
    • 💫Liquidation Mechanism
    • 💸Buy Now, Pay Later
    • 🎩Token Design
    • Smart Contract Addresses
  • Economy
    • 🪙Tokenomics
  • Use Cases
    • 💠For NFT Hodlers
    • 🥃For Liquidity Providers
    • 🧇For NFT Buyers
  • Community Standard
    • ⚠️Terms And Use
    • 🧮Privacy Policy
  • Connect With Us
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Conclusion

This paper introduced the design and implementation of a credit and liquidity risk model to offer decentralized banking services for the NFT market. We showed that by segregating the underwriting risk from the existing DeFi infrastructure, Zumer is able to manage the credit default risk of illiquid digital assets (NFTs) with a decentralized and permissionless mechanism. The Zumer Protocol enables all stakeholders to determine all the essential parameters involved in NFT-back borrowings. We believe Zumer will become the backbone that supports all Metaverse projects (NFT projects) and allow frictionless movement of liquidity, data, and ideas eventually between chains and communities.

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