Collateral composability refers to the ability to use various digital assets as security across multiple decentralized finance protocols. This feature permits assets locked in one protocol to serve as collateral in another, without requiring their withdrawal. It allows for the stacking of financial primitives, creating complex and interconnected financial operations. This interoperability enhances capital efficiency within the decentralized ecosystem.
Context
The discussion surrounding collateral composability frequently addresses both its benefits in capital optimization and its associated systemic risks within DeFi. While it offers users greater flexibility and potentially higher returns, a failure in one interconnected protocol could propagate rapidly through others. Regulators and protocol developers are assessing how to manage these dependencies and prevent cascading liquidations during market volatility.
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