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The current price of Clearpool is $0.02727 with a 0.45% change in the last 24 hours.
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Clearpool is a decentralized credit protocol built for institutional borrowing. Its defining feature is uncollateralized lending: whitelisted institutions open single-borrower pools and draw stablecoin liquidity without posting crypto collateral, and lenders are compensated for taking that credit risk through interest rates set by pool utilization rather than by an oracle price feed.
CPOOL is the protocol's utility and governance token. It is staked by borrowers to qualify for a pool, staked by rate Oracles who vote on the interest rate model, distributed as an incentive to liquidity providers, and used for governance.
Clearpool is not a blockchain. It is a set of smart contracts deployed across several networks, with Ethereum as the token's home chain.
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Clearpool launched in 2021 as one of the first attempts to bring institutional unsecured credit on-chain, a market that in traditional finance is dominated by bilateral bank lending and money-market desks. It was built by a team with backgrounds in traditional credit markets and digital asset custody, and it raised from investors whose logos are displayed on the protocol's own site, including Sequoia Capital, Arrington Capital, HashKey, Wintermute, Jane Street, Flow Traders, Wincent, and CoinShares.
The product line has widened considerably since launch. What began as permissionless single-borrower pools has grown into a family of venues: a permissionless lending product, a KYC and AML gated institutional platform called Clearpool Prime, treasury and structured yield pools, a revolving line of credit facility for real-world commerce, and a real-world-asset initiative developed with Hex Trust under the Ozean name. The protocol also expanded onto additional networks, including a 2025 deployment on Plume Network, a chain focused on real-world asset finance.
Single-borrower pools Instead of pooling every borrower into one shared risk bucket, each whitelisted institution gets its own pool. Lenders choose which counterparty they want exposure to, making the credit decision explicit rather than socialized across the protocol.
cpTokens When a lender deposits stablecoins into a pool, they receive a cpToken representing that position. cpTokens accrue interest continuously and are transferable, which makes the position composable: a credit exposure becomes a token that can be moved, used elsewhere, or hedged.
Utilization-driven interest rates Rates are set by a utilization curve. As a borrower draws down more of the available liquidity, the rate paid rises, which compensates lenders for reduced liquidity and pressures the borrower to repay or attract more deposits. There is no liquidation mechanism because there is no collateral to liquidate; the discipline comes from rate pressure, whitelisting, and reputation.
The Oracle layer The parameters of that rate curve are not hard-coded. CPOOL holders can become Oracles by staking, and they vote on curve parameters over fixed epochs. Votes outside the first and third quartile are discarded and a weighted average of the remainder sets the parameters for the next epoch. Any holder can delegate voting power to an Oracle and share its rewards, with the Oracle keeping a commission it sets itself, and both voting power and rewards capped so no single Oracle dominates.
CPOOL is an ERC-20 token with a documented total supply of 1,000,000,000. A direct read of the Ethereum contract confirms that figure, 18 decimals, and the name "Clearpool".
CPOOL is used for:
The token is deployed on several networks. Documentation lists Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, Mantle, Optimism, and Polygon zkEVM addresses, with the Ethereum contract at 0x66761fa41377003622aee3c7675fc7b5c1c2fac5 as the canonical issuance.
Most DeFi lending is overcollateralized, which means it cannot serve the actual function of credit: giving capital to a counterparty that does not already have it. Clearpool moves the risk decision onto a named counterparty and makes it visible. A lender on Clearpool is not lending to an anonymous pool; they are lending to a specific institution whose pool they selected.
The Oracle mechanism is the second unusual piece. Rather than a governance forum voting occasionally on a rate model, Clearpool runs a recurring, stake-weighted, outlier-trimmed vote on the curve parameters themselves, which is closer to how a rates desk operates than to typical DeFi parameter governance.
Compared with Aave and Compound, the difference is structural. Those protocols lend against collateral and liquidate when it falls short. Clearpool lends without collateral, so its safety comes from counterparty selection and disclosure rather than a liquidation engine, and a lender's worst case is a borrower default rather than a price cascade.
Compared with Maple Finance, the nearest peer, both target institutional credit, but Clearpool historically leaned toward permissionless lender access with utilization-driven rates and a token-staked Oracle layer, while Maple leaned on delegated pool underwriters. The two have converged somewhat as both added gated, compliance-oriented venues.
Compared with real-world-asset yield products such as Ondo Finance or Centrifuge, Clearpool's core exposure is unsecured credit to crypto-native and financial institutions, although its treasury pools and Ozean work push it into overlapping territory.
Clearpool's security has two distinct halves, and conflating them is a common mistake.
Technical security is ordinary smart contract security: audited contracts, upgrade controls, admin key management, and the correctness of the pool and cpToken accounting across every chain the protocol is deployed on.
Credit security is entirely different. There is no collateral and no liquidation. If a borrower does not repay, lenders are exposed to that loss. What protects them is the whitelisting process, the borrower's staked CPOOL, disclosure about the counterparty, and the rate pressure that builds as utilization rises. These are reputational and economic protections, not cryptographic ones.
Credit, not collateralized borrowing, is what makes traditional capital markets large. Clearpool is one of the longest-running attempts to build that function on-chain with real counterparties, transparent per-borrower exposure, and a tokenized lender receipt that other protocols can use. Whether on-chain unsecured credit becomes a durable market is still open, but Clearpool is one of the clearest places to watch the experiment.
CPOOL trades on centralized exchanges and on decentralized exchanges across the networks where it is deployed. Availability and pairs vary by venue and jurisdiction. Note that participating in Clearpool's lending products is a separate activity from holding CPOOL, and some of those products require verification.
CPOOL is often available on:
Common pairs include CPOOL/USDT where supported.
After purchase, CPOOL can be held:
Because the same token exists on several networks, confirm the exact contract address and network before sending. A withdrawal to the right address on the wrong chain is not recoverable by the protocol.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Clearpool is $0.02727 with a 0.45% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $393,437 representing a 83.37% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Clearpool is $27,266,567, ranking #450 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Clearpool is $27,266,567, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 CPOOL is in circulation.
Circulating: 1,000,000,000. Total: 1,000,000,000. Max: 1,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, Clearpool traded between a low of $0.0263 and a high of $0.02822.
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