Dork Labs builds decentralized credit markets and treasury infrastructure that enables DAOs, institutions, and retail investors to access stable liquidity without selling core assets.
Our flagship protocol, DorkFi, provides over-collateralized lending markets, stablecoin-based borrowing, and transparent risk management managed by smart contracts. A dollar-denominated stablecoin serves as a core unit of account, settlement asset, and collateral across our markets, enabling predictable, non-speculative capital usage.
We focus on long-duration, responsible stablecoin demand through DAO treasury management, institutional-friendly credit workflows, and integrations that respect custody, risk controls, and regulatory realities. Our systems are designed to be auditable, conservative by default, and compatible with qualified custodians and emerging onchain financial standards.
Borrow, earn, and manage risk directly onchain. Deposit supported assets to earn yield or borrow against your holdings without intermediaries or credit checks. - Earn yield by supplying assets to lending markets - Borrow stable liquidity without selling long-term positions - Monitor risk in real-time with onchain health metrics
Mint stable funding without selling your native token. DAOs can deposit treasury assets and mint over-collateralized stablecoins to fund grants, operations, and contributor payouts. - Borrow against treasury assets at conservative LTVs - Pay proposals and contributors in a stable unit of account - Maintain full onchain transparency and auditability
Institution-grade DeFi primitives designed for fiduciaries. DorkFi enables institutions to access yield and credit opportunities while keeping assets under qualified custody with exposure, liquidation, and risk governed by pre-defined smart contract rules. - Assets remain in approved custody frameworks - Onchain visibility into exposure and utilization - Designed to avoid rehypothecation or discretionary risk
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