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Robinhood Chain · 4663 · MDL-01 S/N 0001

Loop tokenised stocks in one transaction.

Price feed asleep — nothing can be liquidated right now

Supply a stock token, borrow USDG against it, swap back in, repeat — bundled through Morpho and Uniswap. We deploy no contracts and never hold your funds. The panel shows what the chain can fund right now, and what it costs you while the price feed is asleep.

Lever1.50×
1.00×1.75×2.50×
Room left before liquidation ROOM LEFT 46.7%
Liquidation price
$176.79
AAPL may fall 46.7% before the market sells your position.
Borrowable · whole chain
$92,000
Every tokenised stock market added together. Not per user.
Price feed age
1d 14h
It stops when the US market closes, wakes Sunday 20:00 ET.
Oracle vs pool
−1.30%
What Morpho thinks it is worth, against what you would pay.
Cheapest to borrow
3.50%
AAPL. The obvious asset is rarely the available one.
The panel

Build the position, see the whole bill.

Every figure is read from the chain and carries the moment it was read. If we cannot reach the chain you get an error, not a stale number.

FEED ASLEEP

The stock market is closed. The price feed is frozen at Friday's close and wakes Sunday 20:00 ET. Nothing can be liquidated until then, and the catch-up happens in one step.

Input
USDG
Most this lever can carry$61,629
Clear
Tight
Danger
Readout
Collateral posted
$7,599
USDG borrowed
$2,500
Exposure
22.71 AAPL
Leverage you actually get
1.490×
Oracle vs pool
−1.30%
Borrow rate
3.50% APR
Cost to hold
$7.29 / mo
Engage lights up only after the exact bundle has been simulated
Collateral
AAPL
Loan asset
USDG
LLTV
62.5%
Max lever
2.67×
Borrow APY
3.50%
Utilisation
79.6%
Free to borrow
$45,346
Swap route
v3 · 0.05%
Slippage
0.04% at $50k
Oracle price
$332.52
Market
0x…

Stress test

Break-even · 3 months
+0.29%
How far it must rise just to cover the interest.
Break-even · 12 months
+1.17%
Leverage is not free. This is the rent.
Survives a weekend gap of
46.7%
The feed is frozen Friday to Sunday.
MovesPriceYour equityReturnLTVStatus
The loop

What the lever actually pulls.

Four ordinary actions, repeated until the exposure you asked for exists, executed in a single transaction. Move the lever and watch the spiral gain turns.

The loop: each turn adds exposure and adds debt SUPPLY BORROW SWAP REPEAT
Fig. 1 — the loop, one turn per pass

Supply. Your stock token goes into the Morpho market as collateral. Morpho holds it — we never do.

Borrow. USDG is borrowed against it, up to the market's loan-to-value limit.

Swap. That USDG buys more of the stock token on Uniswap, with a minimum-out enforced on every leg.

Repeat. The new tokens are supplied again. Each turn adds exposure and adds debt — which is why the spiral gets tighter to draw as you push the lever.

The bundle, as it actually ran

Eleven calls, simulated against a fork of the chain for a 1.5× position on $5,000. 513,865 gas, one signature. After execution the adapter, the bundler and the router all hold zero of both tokens.

The maths, in the open

For capital C at leverage L, collateral is C × L and debt is C × (L−1). The position is liquidated when debt over collateral value reaches the market's LLTV:

P_liq = P × (L − 1) ÷ (LLTV × L)

Nothing about that is ours — it falls straight out of Morpho's liquidation rule, and every number this panel prints can be checked against the chain.

Stock tokens

Two kinds of liquidity, and you need both.

Looping needs a lending market with spare USDG and a pool deep enough to buy through. Plenty of tickers have one without the other.

AAPL
$45,346
NVDA
$13,239
SPCX
$11,000
SPY
$10,600
TSLA
$6,700
GOOGL
$4,580

That is free-to-borrow, not pool depth. Swapping here is cheap — $50k moves AAPL 0.04%. What is scarce is USDG left to lend, two orders of magnitude tighter. It is the ceiling on every position this panel can build.

Dividends and splits do not change your balance

When the underlying pays a dividend or splits, the token count in your wallet stays the same. An on-chain multiplier changes how many shares each token represents, and the price feed already accounts for it. A tool that ignores that multiplier drifts, and nobody notices for weeks.

Never type a Uniswap address from memory on this chain

The addresses Uniswap uses on almost every other network hold a contract here that is not Uniswap. It exposes recoverETH, transferTokensTo and recoverUSDT — a sweeper, sitting where a careless copy-paste would send an approval. It has real bytecode, so a naive "does the contract exist" check passes.

TokenPriceFree to borrowBorrow APYUsedSwap poolStatus

Read from the chain. Every stock market here runs at 62.5% LLTV.

Oracle

The feed sleeps at the weekend.

This is the single most important fact about lending against tokenised stocks, and the reason this market is set up more conservatively than it could be.

The oracle holds Friday's price while the pool keeps trading, then snaps back FEED FROZEN · 48–91 H FRI 17:00 ET SUN 20:00 ET
Oracle — what Morpho liquidates on Pool — what you actually pay
Fig. 2 — one weekend, drawn to the measurements below

The feeds update on a 0.5% move or every 24 hours, whichever comes first. But the heartbeat does not run while the stock market is closed. The feed stops Friday evening and restarts Sunday at 20:00 ET — the same time every week, checked across ten consecutive weekends.

Two weekends, measured

Asset11–13 Sep · frozenjumpLabor Day · frozenjump
AAPL52.2 h−0.25%76.2 h−0.06%
NVDA51.9 h−1.12%78.2 h+0.37%
SPCX48.3 h−0.84%76.1 h+0.93%
SPY59.1 h−0.68%80.8 h−0.08%
TSLA57.2 h−1.09%77.8 h+0.05%
GOOGL53.3 h−0.59%81.6 h+0.31%

The second sample says something the first could not

The freeze was shorter — 48 to 59 hours against 76 to 82 — and the jumps were three to twenty times larger. And all six moved down together. A gap that hits one ticker is a position problem. A gap that hits all six the same way is a portfolio problem, and spreading across these assets does not protect you: it is the same sleeping feed for every one of them.

Why every stock market here sits at 62.5%

Stablecoin collateral on this chain lends at 91.5% LLTV. Every live stock market sits at 62.5% — and the 86% variants that exist have never been funded by anyone. That gap of roughly 29 points is the market pricing exactly this problem. It also caps leverage at 2.67×, which is the price of the cushion.