Specialising in Fintech - Research and Development, Kiitot

Tatja Karkkainen

Specialising in Fintech - Research and Development

Kiitot

Tatja specialises in digital assets and machine learning. She has authored a number of academic papers relating to network effects, financial inclusion, crypto futures and FOMO. Her interest lies especially in predicting long term value. She has had a long and successful track record in institutional investor relationship management, IT and alternative investments. PhD in (Finance) Fintech, MA in Politics, BA in International Relations and Politics. CAIA, IMC, Series 3.

Crypto

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<li>Maple is establishing itself one of the largest on-chain credit venues, with deposits locked in at $2.1 bn and US$1.24 bn lent.</li>
<li>Pool delegates have skin in the game and underwriting lets pre-qualified trading firms borrow at 30-80 % lower collateral ratios than market while keeping lenders senior and over-collateralised.</li>
<li>Pool delegates in a ramp phase to build client books. Structured credit structures are planned.</li>
</ul>


Maple is establishing itself one of the largest on-chain credit venues, with deposits locked in at $2.1 bn and US$1.24 bn lent.
Pool delegates have skin in the game and underwriting lets pre-qualified trading firms borrow at 30-80 % lower collateral ratios than market while keeping lenders senior and over-collateralised.
Pool delegates in a ramp phase to build client books. Structured credit structures are planned.


Maple Finance (SYRUP) – Underwritten and Collateralised DeFi Lending on Ethereum.

Crypto Analyst

Edward Wu

<ul>
<li>Stablecoins borrowing demand, and thus the lending yield is strongly correlated with crypto market performance. Stablecoins yields are now less than U.S. 1-year Treasury rate.</li>
<li>Newer Defi lending protocols channel stablecoins liquidity to institutions, businesses, and consumers outside the crypto industry. They provide a more stable yield that is not dependent on crypto market performance.</li>
<li>While these protocols present yield opportunities for stablecoins, their protocol tokens are not ideal targets for investment.</li>
</ul>


Stablecoins borrowing demand, and thus the lending yield is strongly correlated with crypto market performance. Stablecoins yields are now less than U.S. 1-year Treasury rate.
Newer Defi lending protocols channel stablecoins liquidity to institutions, businesses, and consumers outside the crypto industry. They provide a more stable yield that is not dependent on crypto market performance.
While these protocols present yield opportunities for stablecoins, their protocol tokens are not ideal targets for investment.


Access Private Credit Market Through Defi with a Better and Stable Yield

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Maple Finance (MPL CURNCY)

Maple Finance (SYRUP) – Underwritten and Collateralised DeFi Lending on Ethereum.

Maple is becoming a major on-chain credit venue with $2.1 bn in deposits and $1.24 bn lent, offering lower collateral ratios for pre-qualified...

Tatja Karkkainen

Access Private Credit Market Through Defi with a Better and Stable Yield

Bridging Defi liquidity to satisfy real-world borrowing needs is a nascent but promising area in Defi. While it provides decent yield...

Edward Wu

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52-week Range

Market Cap (USDm)

P/E

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Maple Finance (SYRUP) – Underwritten and Collateralised DeFi Lending on Ethereum.

​Maple is becoming a major on-chain credit venue with $2.1 bn in deposits and $1.24 bn lent, offering lower collateral ratios for pre-qualified...

Tatja Karkkainen

Access Private Credit Market Through Defi with a Better and Stable Yield

Bridging Defi liquidity to satisfy real-world borrowing needs is a nascent but promising area in Defi. While it provides decent yield...

Edward Wu

Maple is becoming a major on-chain credit venue with $2.1 bn in deposits and $1.24 bn lent, offering lower collateral ratios for pre-qualified...