# Earn Token Listing

Blueberry DAO is very careful about adding new collateral assets as this is a common cause of exploits. However, the protocol is able to support more exotic collaterals safely because it can isolate possible deployments and usages of the assets.&#x20;

In general, Blueberry DAO only supports highly liquid collateral assets to be borrowed against in amounts that can be liquidity against locked or verified external liquidity sources. This is a very case-by-case situation.&#x20;

Regardless of the asset, the DAO will first perform a thorough review with its security partners to account for any risks and the value add to the system. As a general rule of thumb, Blueberry can support longer tail assets in lending markets and be utilized for deployments, but not as a collateral option.

**Listing Standards as evaluated by DAO contributors:**

* All tokens should adhere to a maximum of 18 decimals places and tokens that can not be directly upgraded.
* Sufficient Locked/burned liquidity on-chain&#x20;
  * This is having liquidity locked into a trading venue to make sure trades can always occur that are locked either through a contract or through code.&#x20;
* Team
  * Who created the project
* Backers
  * Who is supporting the project&#x20;
* Treasury and Assets supporting the project&#x20;
* Trading activity
  * That this token isn't fully dormant and has no volume
* Oracle support
  * This should be supported by Chainlink price feeds.
* Isn't a newly launched token&#x20;

These are the beginning process to see if a token can be whitelisted in the protocol and see the level of utilization that it can get.&#x20;

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