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  1. GENERAL

Protocol Overview

NextOptimizing Borrowing Rates

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DeFi loans are typically over-collateralized and capital-inefficient, Altitude is a non-custodial protocol that optimizes DeFi loans.

Altitude actively manages users’ debt and collateral in real-time, optimizing capital efficiency.

When a user takes out a loan from the Altitude it will be optimized by:

  1. Continuously refinancing debt at the best available rates

  2. Actively managing dormant capital to generate yield

  3. Channeling the generated yield towards reducing user debt