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# What Is Clearpool

Clearpool is the tokenization engine that turns trillions of dollars in static real-world credit into active, liquid capital. By bridging real-world utility with DeFi composability, Clearpool serves as the invisible infrastructure layer powering the on-chain economy.

With nearly $1B in total origination since launching in 2021, Clearpool has established itself as a premier venue for on-chain credit. The borrower network has evolved from top trading firms such as Jane Street, Flow Traders, and Wintermute to include a diverse range of global fintech originators, all connected to lenders via vetted, audited on-chain vaults.

In strategic partnership with Hex Trust, Clearpool combines the compliance of licensed institutional custody with the composability of DeFi.

Clearpool offers a range of curated opportunities across its product suite:

* Treasury Pool (USDX T-Pool): flexible USDX staking pool, fully backed by short-term U.S. T-Bills
* X-Pool: structured yield from fund strategies, including market-neutral approaches such as delta-neutral and basis trading
* Clearpool Prime: institutional credit platform for regulated counterparties, subject to KYC/AML requirements
* Clearpool Dynamic: permissionless lending platform enabling users to provide liquidity to whitelisted institutions and earn risk-adjusted returns without lock-up
* Fintech Vaults: permissioned credit vaults for vetted fintechs and PSPs that require short-term financing (PayFi)
* Revolving Line of Credit (RLOC): flexible revolving credit facilities for real-world commerce

Originally launched on Ethereum, Clearpool acts as a universal liquidity layer across major blockchain networks, including Optimism, Base, Arbitrum, Mantle, Plume Network, and Plasma.

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