Suppose you take a step back and think about it. In that case, the buyers/sellers, lenders & borrowers of NFTs on a platform such as a Strip are, in essence, the same entity, just on different sides of the “financial ledger” momentarily to achieve other ends. At the end of the day, a borrower (receives a loan against their NFT) and the lender (collateralises and loans out money against the NFT) should both find the acquisition of the NFT a desirable outcome(borrower buys due to their own interest, the lender acquires it should liquidation occur). The end goal here is to attract highly desirable NFTs to the platform, and as a result, liquidity.