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## Notes on [Introducing kCompund](https://medium.com/keeperdao/introducing-kcompound-a23511c847a0)
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* In February, KD launched the Hiding Game: a system that allows users and keepers to cooperatively hide and re-distribute MEV when using the Ethereum network.
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* The first phase introduced a virtual mempool called Hiding Book, for advanced limit orders in DeFi. They cost zero gas, minimal slippage, protected from frontrunning and sandwich attacks, and yield ROOK rewards.
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* The second phase is a DeFi borrowing experience called kCompound, a wrapper for the Compound lending platfirm that lets users deposit collateral and borrow assets. kCompound loans are constantly monitored and protected by the KeeperDAO JITU, which helps protect from liquidation.
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### JITU: the Just-in-Time Underwriter
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* next evolution of the KeeperDAO liquidity pool, combining current flash lending functionality with the new methods for safe underwriting.
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* this givers keepers one-stop access to liquidity and distributes rewards back to liquidity providers.
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* JITU is designed so funds used to underwrite a kCompund position are protected regardless of what happens to the loan.
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* JITU is a standalone contract that plugs into the kCompound system
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### kCompound NFT
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* kCompound encapsulates an entire Compound position in an NFT, the ERC-721 compatible kCompound token.
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* when you mint a kCompound NFT, you get a unique contract that can be transferred between different Ethereum addresses and easily composed with other DeFi protocols.
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