We are working on something that could make borrowing better the more responsibly you use it. Repay your loans on time, manage your positions well and your max LTV and liquidation threshold can improve over time With FCC, Quietline will use your credit history confidentially to assess your risk and improve your borrowing terms without exposing the financial details behind it And honestly, I think this could be much bigger than just a Quietline feature. Watch out and stay tuned😉

This comment actually makes this easier to address because Confidential Compute is the main part of @QuietLine__ architecture and the product was built around it I also didn't use Lodestar as a reference because I genuinely didn't know Lodestar existed while building Quietline and I only discovered it today. Similar DeFi UX is normal because CEXs, DEXs, lending protocols and other products share layouts and interaction patterns when they are solving similar problems What matters is the implementation and that's where the work can actually be verified Our code is public, our contracts are public and our FCC integration is there to inspect, so @FlareNetworks @FlareDevHub I would genuinely appreciate it if you looked at both projects deeply from a technical perspective rather than judging this from mere accusations. Compare the repositories, contracts, architecture, commit history and FCC implementation because if I copied their work, the evidence should be in the code If I didn't, that should be clear too and I am confident the work will speak for itself. I genuinely wish the Lodestar team well and I hope they keep building because more strong builders on @FlareNetworks is good for everyone At the end of the day we are all trying to push the ecosystem forward, so I would rather have a fair technical conversation than unnecessary drama