Gondor launches cross margin borrowing for Polymarket portfolios
Gondor introduced V1, a cross margin account that lets traders borrow against their entire Polymarket portfolios without giving up custody. The post Gondor launches cross margin borrowing for Polymarket portfolios appear...
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Gondor introduced V1, a cross margin account that lets traders borrow against their entire Polymarket portfolios without giving up custody.
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