Lend against a stock tokenIntegration · mainnet and testnet
StockLender is a minimal lending market written the way any other protocol would write one. It prices collateral through Slate feeds with nothing but Chainlink's latestRoundData(), with no Slate code and no special access. When a feed refuses, the lender stops lending and liquidating; repaying always works. On mainnet it prices CRWD in USDG. On testnet you can borrow against it yourself: loans in TESTUSD, 50% loan-to-value, liquidation at 65%, no interest.
Live on Robinhood Chain mainnet: a lender for a token Chainlink cannot price
CRWD · no Chainlink feed0x6677…4F52 takes Paxos USDG as the loan asset and lists the real CRWD token at 40% loan-to-value, liquidation at 60%, reading CRWD's SlateFeed through latestRoundData() alone. CRWD has no Chainlink feed, so no other lender on this chain can value it. Anyone can read the quote: quote(CRWD, 1e18) on 0x6677…4F52.
- TSLA—50% LTV · liquidation 65%—
- AMZN—50% LTV · liquidation 65%—
- AMD—50% LTV · liquidation 65%—
- PLTR—50% LTV · liquidation 65%—
- NFLX—50% LTV · liquidation 65%—
- labTSLALAB—50% LTV · liquidation 65%—
Lender 0xb257…8a20 · —. TESTUSD is a testnet stand-in for Paxos USDG.
Schedule a split in the Lab. At the switch the naive-fed copy of this lender values labTSLA at four times its worth and will lend against it; the Slate-fed lender pauses until a post-split price lands. A reverse split does the opposite: the naive-fed lender liquidates healthy loans. The naive-fed copy is 0x231D…CCF3, LAB ONLY.