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  1. โš™๏ธProtocol Overview

โšกOracles

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Natrium distinguishes itself by not having a pre-built oracle or trading system. Instead, users hold the autonomy to establish a market by specifying an address that furnishes pricing information for both loan and collateral assets. This flexibility allows for diverse options, with users choosing from various oracles such as Chainlink or Uniswap. Natrium prioritizes user freedom in selecting trusted oracles, enabling engagement with preferred markets.

To simplify decision-making, users can delegate the responsibility to the permissionless risk management layer, especially when the choice of an oracle appears intricate. This strategic approach ensures Natrium remains user-friendly, secure, and impartial, offering optimal efficiency to those who value simplicity in their engagement with the platform