Multi-asset lending on Igra, anchored to Kaspa

Kaskad is a non-custodial lending protocol built on Igra, an EVM-compatible Layer 2 anchored to Kaspa L1’s blockDAG via GHOSTDAG proof-of-work. Users supply listed assets (USDC, USDT, USDS, iKAS, cbBTC, wETH, wstETH, SOL) into per-asset liquidity pools to earn variable interest, or borrow another listed asset against their collateral. Loan-to-value ratios, liquidation thresholds, and liquidation penalties are configured per asset within governance-bounded ranges with hard floors enforced at the contract level. The protocol is built around the Kaskad COB Oracle (V1: Composite Order Book aggregation, TEE-based ingestion, and composite anomaly detection; V2 R&D: trustless Kaspa-aligned design), an immutable 65/35 treasury routing between DAO and Operations, bounded governance with a 48h timelock and 24h challenge window, activity-based incentives, and permissionless partial liquidations. Kaskad is built for both humans and autonomous AI agents — agents interact directly with the protocol via the open-source MCP server. Audited by Sherlock and operated by PoW Incentives S.A. (BVI).