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# How does the Benchmark lending work?

All users can realize their creativity and dreams here by simply entering relevant token information and clicking confirm to [deploy their tokens](/documentation/main-features/deploy.md) and projects. All applications submitted through Deploy have a chance to borrow 10 to 100 Ethereum as initial liquidity. \
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These funds come from the capital provided by users in the [Earn section](/documentation/main-features/earn.md) introduced. \
When the creator deploy tokens and borrows funds from the agreement, it automatically adds liquidity to all the borrowed funds along with all the tokens. \
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Under the AMM mechanism, the price of the tokens will never fall below the issue price. \
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This mechanism ensures that all creators are able to add initial liquidity, as well as allowing users who provide funds to be 100% secure and to earn interest on their funds through transaction taxes generated when other users trade.


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