Pledge a bag, pick a term, sign once. The protocol prices your collateral on a Uniswap V3 TWAP, lends USDC against it at a fixed LTV, and hands you a single deadline · no health factor, no margin call, no price-triggered liquidation.
The loan is already a floor you own outright: the debt is non-recourse, nothing can touch the bag before the deadline, and no price move can liquidate you. The clock is the only thing that can · and it forfeits the entire pledge, not just what covers the debt.
Before it runs out you have three moves: repay and take the bag back, roll the deadline forward for the tier fee, or walk away and keep the USDC.
Search the whole chain. Pool depth, holder concentration, age and oracle divergence decide what can back a loan · and at what LTV. Four names clear the bar today.
Largest single loan $245.1K · the lower of this market's pool-depth share and its exposure headroom, not a share of price.
CONTRACT 0x5Cb6F181081301b44905F3ae15419112ecaBd8A6SNAPSHOT · INDEXED 03 SEP 2026Listing a market is an owner action against published criteria · pool depth, oracle cardinality, TWAP health. What no owner can do is loosen the hard caps compiled into the contracts: LTV never above 35%, terms never past 72 hours, fees never above 5%. Every market carries its own exposure and depth caps bounding what it can draw from the shared USDC pool, so a bad listing is a bounded loss socialised across depositors · never an unbounded or hidden one. Anyone can run a keeper against any market and earn the liquidation reward.
Open to anyone with a wallet · supplying, borrowing and running a keeper need no signup and no permission. The one gated layer is the collateral list itself: markets are listed by the owner against published criteria, and the docs name every parameter.
There is a fourth way in: run a keeper. Watch the deadlines, call default the block after one lapses, and take the forfeited pledge for the debt you settle. Permissionless, and the bounty is whatever the bag is worth above the principal.