Protocol Overview

You can find the code here : https://github.com/PaladinFinance/Paladin-Protocol​
Quick overview video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81cznxkI9pU​
Below, you will find a brief description and link of all the functions currently used in Paladin : 
PalPools
Independent pools where the underlying governance token is deposited in exchange for PalTokens, and allows users to borrow governance power.
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PalTokens
ERC20 tokens representing your deposit in a PalPool as well as the yield earned.
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PalLoans
Contracts are created by PalPools to hold the governance power borrowed by the user. A PalLoan is a Clone of one of the Delegator contracts, depending on the token to delegate. Each PalLoan is represented by a PalLoanToken.
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PalLoanTokens
ERC721 tokens representing the ownership of a PalLoan. As any ERC721 token, PalLoanTokens can be transferred to change the owner of a PalLoan.
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Delegators
Updatable delegation logic for a specific Governance token.
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Controller
Contract listing all deployed PalPools & PalTokens and checking their current status. It is also handling the Paladin Liquidity Mining system
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Interest Module
Calculations of Utilization Rate, Borrow Rate & Supply Rate for Pools
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Address Registry
Contract to fetch the address of the different PalPools, PalTokens (ERC20), the Controller & the PalLoanToken (ERC721)
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