Quote from: BitcoinGirl.Club on April 21, 2024, 04:33:29 PM

Quote from: dissontor on April 20, 2024, 04:07:39 PM

Yes, Reserve Rights.

0x9CdcbAF129e8a4D07e5D2970f88e13FaE96b238C

Since it's staked it currently holds 6.89M eUSDRSR which when unstaked is 7 559 088 RSR

Good to know, I hope someone can check the balance. I don't know which explorer to use.

Quote from: dissontor on April 20, 2024, 06:34:04 PM

His only risk is Binance running away. Because the collateral will be liquidated in favor of more stablecoins than he issued either way.

There is the risk for delisting too but the exchange will inform it at least a few weeks before they delist. When the tokens are taken in the exchange then there is a risk for KYC too. But I think for a good lender none of it will matter. You need to find a good one. Check this section and you will fine some lenders, try to PM them personally.

https://etherscan.io/address/0x9CdcbAF129e8a4D07e5D2970f88e13FaE96b238C

You can see eUSDRSR which is staked RSR. However, before the loan I would unstake it so it would be RSR.

If Binance would delist it, it would inform the users in advance. However, why would it delist a $20 million daily volume token?
Even if such a scenario would play out, the lender is still perfectly safe since there's OKX, HTX, Kucoin, Gate, Curve, it's even on Crypto.com
Even if it somehow got delisted on all of them eventhough it has dozens of millions in daily volume consistantly, the lender would still know in advance and have time to respond.

If the lender is afraid of KYC, he's likely a high risk lender.