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Your bitcoin, still yours

Borrow against your bitcoin, keep the bitcoin

1.00 BTC

$95,000 at today’s price · you keep all of it

You receive

$39,900 CDT

It earns

$3,152/yr at 7.9%

Interest costs

$1,197/yr at 3.0%

Net to you

$1,955/yr

$39,900 of liquidity, and it pays you $1,955 a year to hold it.

You still own 1.00 BTC. Nothing was sold, and Bitcoin has 42% to fall before the clock starts.

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No wallet. Same floors for everyone today. Real measured data.

Bitcoin you hold

1.00 BTC

Liquidity you want

42% LTV

Put it to work in

Balanced

Max 73% LTV on BTC. a spread of venues.

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What the other choice cost

You needed $39,900. Selling would have taken 0.42 BTC.

You borrowed

1.00 BTC still held

Cash in hand

$39,900

Bitcoin sold

0.00 BTC

Position earns

$1,955/yr

You sold instead

0.58 BTC left

Cash in hand

$39,900

Bitcoin sold

0.42 BTC

Position earns

$0/yr

Same cash either way. One of them keeps 0.42 BTC and pays you to wait.

What would actually break it

The honest part

Bitcoin falls, your loan does not. These are the numbers that decide whether that matters.

Survives a drop of

−42%

before the clock starts

Then you get

8 hours

to add collateral or repay — not an instant close

Bitcoin would need to reach

$54,658

for that clock to start at all

Yield covers interest

2.6×

while the venue holds its rate

Your bitcoin is not the first thing sold

Venue recall

If you are liquidated, the engine walks the venues you deployed into and drags back whatever is liquid, straight against the debt. Only what it cannot cover comes out of your collateral. It measures what actually arrived rather than what the venue claims it sent.

deployed

$39,900

all of what you borrowed

recallable now

$35,112

88% of the debt

if a venue is locked

$25,137

63% of the debt

worst case from BTC

$14,763

the rest comes from collateral

On the balanced mix, $35,112 of a $39,900 loan repays itself before a single satoshi is sold. Even if a venue returns nothing the balance is still yours, it just cannot arrive in time. Which venues you picked is what sets that number, and it is the same choice that set your yield.

1,245 real positions, measured on-chain

measured

The route is the trade

Every one of these is someone borrowing on Aave, Spark, Morpho or Compound and putting it somewhere. Borrow rate and venue yield both read from chain. The spread between two rows is far larger than the spread between two protocols — which is why the route, not the venue you borrowed from, is the decision. These routes are the root system: every inefficiency closed here feeds the core the rest of the network grows from.

Route

Pos

Net carry

%

AUSD → Staked USDat

15

+11.53

apxUSD → ApyUSD

19

+9.01

USDT → Fluid [USDC]

15

+3.91

USDC → Morpho Vault V2 [USDC]

182

+3.44

USDS → StUsds

21

+2.59

PYUSD → StakingVault

26

+1.98

USDe → Staked USDe

25

+0.62

USDC → USD3

78

+0.22

RLUSD → Morpho Vault V2

37

-0.36

USDC → supply on Compound

20

-0.78

PYUSD → Morpho Vault V2 [PYUSD]

54

-2.43

GHO → UmbrellaStakeToken

21

-3.75

Routes positive

17

580 positions

Routes negative

8

239 positions, right now

Median net carry

+0.60%

weighted mean +1.31%

Already closed

~50%

of carry positions opened

Nearly a third of these positions are underwater as measured. The worst is 21 borrowers paying 3.75% to stake into a module returning zero — that is not a modelling artifact, it is what they are doing. Picking the row is the whole skill, and it is a skill because the rows are this far apart.

Deeper in

Past borrowing, there is a second job

Judging the people who set risk parameters — then setting them yourself. That layer stays shut until you open it.

Hold to scan

Risk desk — sealed

Read a curator’s doctrine, catch it drifting from its mandate, size across several of them. Author your own once you can judge someone else’s.

Borrow against your bitcoin

Open

Read a curator’s doctrine

Sealed

Size across several curators

Sealed

Set parameters yourself

Sealed

Figures illustrative — Bitcoin at $95,000, borrow rate 3%, venue rates 4–12%. Not live data, not advice.

Borrowing against volatile collateral can lose you the collateral. The 8-hour delay is time, not a guarantee.