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  • Smart Lending AI
    • Introduction
  • Vision
  • Lending
    • How it works
    • Uses cases
    • Architecture
    • Loan lifecycle
  • General
    • Roadmap
    • FAQ
    • Disclaimer
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  • 🔁 Step-by-Step Process
  • 1. User Locks an Approved Token
  • 2. On-Chain Price Calculation
  • 3. Volatility & Liquidity Check
  • 4. ETH Loan Issued
  • 5. Repayment
  • 6. Automatic Liquidation (if needed)
  • 🧠 Why It Works
  • 🛠 Smart Contract Involvement
  • 🔁 Quick Recap Example
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  1. Lending

How it works

Smart Lending AI (SLAI) is a decentralized lending platform that allows users to borrow ETH against their token holdings — without selling them. This is especially useful for active traders who want to maintain exposure to altcoins or memecoins while accessing ETH for further trades, mints, or gas fees.

Below is a comprehensive breakdown of the SLAI process, including examples and risk handling.


🔁 Step-by-Step Process

1. User Locks an Approved Token

The user selects a supported ERC-20 token that has been approved by oscAI (our AI-based token vetting partner). They then lock a certain amount of that token into the SLAI smart contract.

Example: Alice holds 10,000 $XYZ tokens, currently worth $0.10 each = $1,000 total.

She wants to keep $XYZ for potential upside, but needs ETH to trade.


2. On-Chain Price Calculation

SLAI calculates the token’s value directly from its WETH liquidity pair on-chain (e.g., via Uniswap pool). This provides a reliable, real-time price without relying on external oracles.

  • No centralized feeds

  • Resistant to manipulation

  • Always up-to-date

Example Calculation: The WETH/$XYZ pool indicates 1 WETH = 10,000 $XYZ → Therefore, 1 $XYZ = 0.0001 WETH → 10,000 $XYZ = 1 WETH = ~$4,000 (example ETH price)


3. Volatility & Liquidity Check

SLAI performs risk scoring:

  • If the token is highly volatile, max borrowing may be 20–30%.

  • If the token is stable and liquid, borrowing may go up to 50%.

Result: Alice’s $XYZ passes the check with moderate volatility and good liquidity. SLAI allows her to borrow 25% of her token’s value.


4. ETH Loan Issued

ETH is sent to the user instantly, fully on-chain.

Example: Alice receives 0.25 WETH (25% of her $1,000 token value).

She can now use that ETH for:

  • Sniping new tokens

  • Paying gas fees

  • Yield farming


5. Repayment

To unlock her tokens, Alice must repay:

  • The borrowed ETH

    • 5% interest (or 0% if she is staking 50,000+ SLAI tokens)

Repayment Example: If she borrowed 0.25 ETH, she must repay 0.2625 ETH. If staked, she repays only 0.25 ETH.


6. Automatic Liquidation (if needed)

If the token value drops by 40% or more, SLAI triggers liquidation:

  • The token is sold for ETH

  • The protocol recovers the outstanding loan

  • Excess ETH is retained in the protocol

This ensures system-wide solvency and discourages over-risky positions.


🧠 Why It Works

  • Fully on-chain — no trust required

  • Instant liquidity for fast DeFi decisions

  • Protects upside while freeing up ETH

  • Eliminates need to sell tokens just to keep trading


🛠 Smart Contract Involvement

  • CollateralVault: stores locked tokens

  • LendingEngine: calculates value, disburses ETH

  • LiquidationModule: monitors for price drops

  • oscAIAdapter: filters which tokens are allowed


🔁 Quick Recap Example

  1. You lock $PEPE worth $2,000

  2. SLAI gives you $500 in ETH

  3. You repay $525 (or just $500 if staked)

  4. You get your $PEPE back

You kept your bag, stayed liquid, and didn’t miss the next trade.


Smart Lending AI makes this simple, secure, and optimized for every serious DeFi trader.

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