Gondor is a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform focused on prediction markets, offering a protocol that allows users to borrow against positions held on Polymarket. By using Gondor, traders can unlock more capital to amplify their potential gains. The platform operates on smart contracts through Morpho, ensuring users retain custody of their funds. Currently in beta, Gondor’s first public version is set for release in 2026, which will introduce features like cross-margining. Users can access Gondor by connecting their wallets or importing their Polymarket private keys. The borrowing process involves choosing a Polymarket position, moving it to Gondor as collateral, and borrowing up to 50% of its value in USDC. Interest rates are dynamic, influenced by market demand, with fixed caps based on the risk profile of each market. Gondor also manages lending through three funds — Conservative, Moderate, and Growth — although new lending deposits are not currently accepted during the beta phase. For users seeking leverage, Gondor converts spot positions into isolated margin positions with up to 2x leverage. This involves a series of transactions to maximize exposure. The platform also implements early liquidation processes for time-sensitive markets, gradually reducing the liquidation threshold as the resolution date approaches. In the upcoming V1 release, users will benefit from the ability to bundle multiple positions as collateral, improving risk management and pricing strategies.