$REV is live on Arc.
CA: 0x209ee71f6f9342c2df4df728f5d1b92958aa3898
Revolver brings revolving credit to Arc:
- Lend USDC or EURC to earn borrower-paid interest.
- Borrow against eligible assets.
- Stake $REV for a share of collected fees in USDC.
Explore: https://t.co/7VTULKHthJ
Lend explains where a USDC deposit would go and what it costs.
Core funds approved lending markets.
Its terms show a 10% fee on earned interest, zero management fee, and withdrawals subject to available liquidity.
Repaying a Revolver loan restores room to borrow again.
The credit line has no scheduled expiry. Available borrowing still depends on collateral value, market limits and liquidity.
An open line stays useful only while its position stays healthy.
Size up a loan in Revolver’s Borrow preview.
Choose collateral and adjust how much to borrow.
Position health updates alongside the inputs, showing how close the example gets to liquidation.
A quick look around Revolver.
Browse collateral markets, adjust a loan in Borrow, compare vaults in Lend, and check staking weight in Holster.
Try the interface: https://t.co/eDAnHh630D
The useful number in Borrow is how much room remains before liquidation.
Choose collateral, enter an amount, then adjust the loan. Compare current LTV with the auction and hard-liquidation thresholds.
LTV measures debt against collateral value. It rises if collateral falls.
Selling an asset every time you need cash gets expensive.
Revolver brings revolving credit to Arc: borrow against eligible collateral, repay when ready, and draw again within available limits.
Explore Borrow, Lend and Holster
at https://t.co/mKMIlili4g
An Arc token getting a chart is easy to celebrate. Accepting it as collateral takes more work.
Revolver’s listing rules require usable prices and enough liquidity to sell collateral when debt needs settling.
Borrowing caps follow that exit liquidity. Thin pools get smaller limits.
Send us an Arc asset you want supported, along with its trading pool.
Having to sell a position just to free up cash gets old.
Meet Revolver, our lending protocol for @Arc.
Borrow against supported assets, repay, then draw again within available limits.
Keep exposure while putting borrowed cash to use.