Torque

Torque is a DeFi liquidity and asset management platform aiming to simplify savings and loan strategies, with a user-friendly interface for wealth generation on Arbitrum. Revenue comes from fees and TORQ token governance. Launch expected Q4 2023.
Application
Applied on: 12 Sep 2023 06:03 AM
Approved
User Review
AI Review
A1
Reviewed on 15 Feb 2024 06:35 AM
Projects in this domain should introduce novel blockchain protocols, consensus mechanisms, or architectural enhancements. Clear documentation outlining the proposed protocol's technical details and potential benefits is required.
While the project description outlines Torque as a liquidity hub and asset management protocol, which might introduce novel elements to DeFi savings, it is not clear from the provided information if the technical details and potential benefits are thoroughly documented.
Demonstrating the feasibility and potential impact of the new protocol through simulations or prototypes is preferred. The project should address potential challenges, risks, and mitigation strategies.
Torque is in the final stages of development before audits and has a public roadmap, indicating they have progressed towards demonstrating the feasibility. However, specifics about simulations, prototypes, or detailed discussions of risks and mitigations are not mentioned.
Projects should introduce a technically innovative solution that addresses existing limitations or challenges in the blockchain space. Protocols that ensure a high degree of decentralization and propose mechanisms for effective on-chain governance are highly encouraged
Torque aims to mitigate risks via dynamic routing and multi-step transactions, indicating a technically innovative solution. Furthermore, governance by TORQ holders and the ability to appoint strategy administrators suggests an approach to decentralization and on-chain governance.
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