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Longer term contracts with monthly/quarterly payments like credit default swaps and other deep jewishness have always perplexed me as to the best solution for collateralization.

Probably a separate "credit" system and ranking/rating much like they do now, with a minimum required pool of real funds the swappers are required to maintain. But this defaults back into the conundrum of CL forcing the use of link to collateralize in the first place...it's worth significantly less if companies can just use USDC or ETH or w/e.

But locking up 10mm in link on a contract that rewards 1k over the lifetime (1-3yrs) of the contract is an abysmal roi