1/6 How borrowing works on StackFi 🧵
Borrowing happens through Credit Accounts, smart wallets that let you use your collateral to borrow funds and run strategies safely.
2/6 First, you deposit your collateral
$ETH, $USDC, PAXG, or other approved tokens. The amount you can borrow depends on the value of your collateral.
3/6 Once your Credit Account is open, you can use the borrowed funds for things like yield farming, providing liquidity, or other supported strategies.
4/6 StackFi tracks a Health Factor (HF) for your account. If it gets too low, your position could be liquidated. Keeping an eye on it is important.
5/6 You can improve your Health Factor by adding more collateral or paying back some of your borrowed funds. This reduces risk and protects your position.
6/6 Prices and interest rates are updated using Chainlink and Redstone oracles. Borrowing on StackFi is designed to be flexible, secure, and easy to manage
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