Clearpool (CPOOL) is a decentralized capital market ecosystem where institutional borrowers aim to access unsecured loans directly from the DeFi ecosystem. The Clearpool protocol is built on both Ethereum and Polygon blockchain. The protocol aims to become one of the dynamic credit markets for unsecured liquidity. Using Clearpool, holders can stake, vote, and earn rewards.

Existing crypto institutions face an array of problems, including limited access to financial services, over collaboration, limited risk management, and many others. According to the CPOOL litepaper, the Clearpool protocol seeks to develop a marketplace for institutional capital where borrowers are whitelisted and launch continuous borrow-specific liquidity pools to solve problems associated with financial services. A pool of tokens that are locked using smart contracts is known as a liquidity pool. Besides, the protocol also strives hard to develop equilibrium pool yield rates driven by market forces to avoid issues related to over collaboration. Apart from this, with the help of flexible capital where liquidity pools can redeem liquidity and trade risk, the platform tries to solve the issue related to risk management.

CPOOL is the ticker name for Clearpool protocol. The asset is a utility and governance token. For borrower staking and community staking opportunities, the CPOOL tokens are required. Staking is a process through which holders earn rewards for holding certain cryptocurrencies. To earn CPOOL rewards, holders can vote to whitelist borrowers. The protocol is an ERC-20 token with a maximum total supply of 100M. Apart from this, CPOOL tokens are also LP tokens received by liquidity pools when supplied to a borrower pool.

The whitepaper of the token was published in October 2021. But, the Clearpool protocol seeks to be launched soon. The senior leadership team working on the protocol's launch consists of Robert Alcorn, the CEO; Jakob Kronbichler, the CCO; Pavel Ivanov, the CTO; and Vadim Zolotokrylin, the product owner.