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About Moosh

What is Moosh

Moosh is a lending protocol built for the on-chain financial era. It is designed as a piece of public financial infrastructure, where asset states, risk parameters, and liquidation logic are fully on-chain, transparent, and verifiable in real time.

The protocol adopts a modular architecture with a focus on security, composability, and long-term maintainability. Its core mechanisms are derived from mature financial and technical paradigms that have operated in real markets and been tested across full market cycles, rather than short-term optimizations or experimental shortcuts.

Moosh is built to treat risk as a first-class system component. Market behavior, parameter changes, and system boundaries are explicitly modeled and enforced at the protocol level, allowing the system to remain coherent under stress and across changing market conditions.

Moosh is built by an AI-native organization. AI is deeply integrated into protocol research, risk modeling, simulation, and long-term system iteration, shaping how design decisions are evaluated and how the protocol evolves over time.

What Moosh Enables

  • On-chain Lending and Borrowing Permissionless lending and borrowing with fully on-chain state, collateralization, and liquidation logic that can be independently verified.

  • Transparent and Auditable Risk Risk parameters and system behavior are explicit, inspectable, and governed by protocol rules rather than discretionary intervention.

  • Modular Market Design A composable architecture that allows markets, assets, and parameters to evolve without compromising system integrity or long-term maintainability.

Current Capabilities

Moosh currently supports supplying assets to earn yield and borrowing against collateral within defined risk boundaries. Additional markets, assets, and system features are introduced incrementally, with a focus on correctness, resilience, and long-term system behavior rather than rapid surface expansion.