Resupply
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What is Resupply?
Overview
Resupply enables users to borrow stablecoins against collateralized debt positions, where the collateral itself generates yield from lending markets. The protocol targets decentralized finance participants seeking to access liquidity while their assets continue earning returns. Initial deployment focuses on Curve Lend and Fraxlend as collateral sources.
How it works
The protocol operates on Ethereum as a CDP-based lending system. Borrowers deposit yield-generating stablecoins as collateral and mint Resupply stablecoins against them. The borrow rate is algorithmically set at the greater of: half the lending rate earned on collateral, half the risk-free rate, or 2%.
Peg and backing
Resupply stablecoins are backed by other stablecoins earning interest on lending platforms. The peg is maintained through collateralization requirements tied to the yield rates of underlying lending markets. Revenue generated by borrowers influences token emissions, creating alignment between protocol health and incentive distribution.
Supply and emissions
Total supply is approximately 77.4 million tokens with no hard cap listed. New tokens are emitted through three channels: insurance pool reserves, voting incentives, and direct borrower rewards. Emission allocation to borrowers scales with their revenue contribution to the protocol, supporting long-term sustainability.
Where to trade RSUP
Exchanges that list this asset
Live spot quotes from connected exchanges
RSUP funding rates
Live perpetual funding on every connected exchange. Positive = longs pay shorts.
Contracts & chains
Exact contract or mint per network — the identity layer used for DEX routing.
On-chain routes
Networks with a connected DEX routing adapter.