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# Core Interactions

Jigsaw enables users to dynamically optimize their strategies through three primary interactions:

1. **Deposit Collateral**\
   Users can deposit assets like LSTs, LRTs, RWAs, or major cryptocurrencies (e.g., BTC, ETH) into Jigsaw. The collateral remains dynamic, meaning it can be moved across whitelisted protocols to maximize yield.
2. **Borrow jUSD**\
   Borrowers can take out an overcollateralized loan in jUSD, Jigsaw’s native stablecoin, without incurring borrowing fees, while maintaining full control and flexibility over the deposited collateral.
3. **Redeploy or Swap Collateral**\
   Users can move collateral between supported protocols (e.g., Aave, Pendle, Morpho) to pursue higher yields or swap assets within the same class (e.g., BTC ↔ ETH) without repaying loans.

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Jigsaw helps users maximize returns by enabling:

* **Flexible Collateral Movement:** Adjust and optimize strategies dynamically without repaying loans.
* **Layered Yield Opportunities:** Utilize yield-bearing assets in partner protocols to compound earnings across multiple platforms.

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