ETHLend LEND Price
$0.13
Rank 1610
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1H
0.17%$0.0002
24H
4.67%$0.0058
7D
3.19%$0.0040
30D
-66.8%$0.2599
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Market cap $4.65 M Full cap $168.15 M Volume 24H $3.3 ATH $23.59
ETHLend Market Data
ETHLend price today
Today's live ETHLend price is $0.13 USD, with a 24-hour trading volume of $3.26 USD. We provide real-time updates for the LEND to USD price. Aave [OLD] has increased by 4% in the last 24 hours. Currently ranked 1610 in the cryptocurrency market, ETHLend has a live market cap of $4 649 663 USD, with a circulating supply of
35 947 025LEND coins and the maximum supply not available.
About ETHLend
ETHLend is a fully decentralized financial marketplace built on top of the Ethereum Network allowing lenders and borrowers from all over the world to create peer to peer lending agreements in a secure and transparent way using Blockchain and Smart Contracts. ETHLend.io introduces decentralized lending on Ethereum network by using ERC-20 compatible tokens or Ethereum Name Service (ENS) domains as a collateral. ETHLend solves the problem on reducing the loss of loan capital on default. On healthy loan relationships the loan is paid back. However, the pseudo-anonymous nature of Ethereum blockchain network opens the possibility to avoid repayment of the loan since the lender might not have all the necessary details of the borrower to enforce the debt in the borrower’s jurisdiction. Moreover, enforcement in a decentralized environment, where the parties can be from any part of the world, might not be efficient. ETHLend provides decentralized solutions to avoid loss of capital and to make one true global lending market available.
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