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Indigo Basics

Indigo Protocol is a decentralized synthetic assets protocol on Cardano. Mint and trade iAssets such as iUSD, iBTC and iETH, backed by overcollateralized loans, without a centralized custodian.

Indigo Protocol is a decentralized synthetic assets protocol built on the Cardano blockchain. It lets anyone mint and trade iAssets — on-chain synthetic tokens that track the price of an external asset, such as iUSD, iBTC, iETH, iJPY and iEUR — without holding the underlying asset and without a centralized custodian or intermediary.

iAssets are created by depositing collateral into an overcollateralized loan, known as a Collateralized Debt Position (CDP). With Indigo Protocol V3, loans can be backed by Cardano Native Tokens (CNTs) in addition to ADA, and iAssets can also be obtained by swapping through the Peg Stabilization Module (PSM) or trading on the Indigo OrderBook.

The protocol is non-custodial and governed by the Indigo DAO through the INDY token.

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