This section describes products based on the NFT Rebus Market:
All NFT Products are built as Vaults which invest in a third party NFT.
Our NFT products allows the holder to leverage held NFTs as collateral, whether they’re physical or digital, to borrow money (FIAT).
If the loan is not repaid, the Pool takes possession of the NFT and sells it on the open market. In the case of a physical underlying, the loan can only be granted against a purchase commitment by a third party at a defined price and upon expiry of the borrowing contract.
The logic of the product is to use the NFT as collateral to borrow money.
The product, through the Vault, invests in the third party Stability Pool Side previously explained.
Investment Currency: FIAT
Who invests in this product? Those looking for a low– risk, NFT-specific investment. This product is partially market neutral, and requires a moderate-term participation window.
Reward: Rewards scale with the size and frequency of the liquidation of the borrowing side, plus an interest (Ribor).
Duration: Perpetual - redemption is allowed at any time at the market price.
Currency Risk (for investors FIAT based): Low
Market Risk: Low
Overall Risk: Low
Risks: Rapid decline in the price of the NFT - VaR (99%, 3 months) = -0.9%
Opportunities: Increase in size and volume of the liquidation of the borrowing side.
Similar to NFT Product 1 but focused on the NFT holder's need to borrow money for a given time frame.
Investment Currency: FIAT
Who invests in this product? Those looking to leverage held NFTs for short or moderate term borrowing, with low to moderate risk. The product is not LONG on NFT price but partially SHORT, partially market NEUTRAL.
Reward: The reward is based on the size and frequency of the liquidation of the borrowing side, plus interest (Ribor).
Duration: X months
Currency Risk (for investors FIAT based): Low
Market Risk: Low
Overall Risk: Low
Risks: Rapid decline in the price of the NFT - VaR (99%, 3 months) = -0.9%
Opportunities: Increase in magnitude and volume of liquidation transactions on the borrowing side.