TIDE is live.
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Borrow against eligible assets without selling them, with collateral quality, market conditions, and rules-based risk management shaping how your borrowing is handled.
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Two positions can have the same market value but generate very different amounts of fees.
TIDE is designed to consider that difference. Its expected repayment horizon can respond to observed economic flow rather than relying only on a fixed timeline.
More activity may support faster repayment. Less activity can change the expected timeline.
Would you rather see a fixed repayment date or one that adjusts to the asset’s measured performance?
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TIDE is designed around rules, not vibes.
Risk parameters can define how the system responds when market conditions change, including predefined margin interventions and controlled adjustments.
Less guesswork.
More structured responses.
There’s a better way to borrow and earn coming to TIDE.
We’re building toward a system where your capital can work smarter, your collateral can do more, and borrowing feels less one-dimensional.
This is only the beginning.
SET UP RANGE ORDER
Set range. Define upper and lower prices to automatically convert your paper positions to USDG during market movements.
Passive matching. Your position acts as a limit sell above the market price, capturing extra margin on upswings.
Rebalance. The system automatically adjusts pool depth as market trends clear the bounds.
DEPOSIT TO POOL
Select a desk.Choose between the standard automated liquidity desks to allocate your USDG stablecoins.
Earn yields.Receive a direct cut of the trading and liquidation fees generated by on-chain paper custody. Yield is paid in USDG dynamically.
No locks.Withdraw your deposited capital at any window opening without lockups or early exit penalties.
OPEN A TICKET
Post collateral. Pick the paper, choose what you bring — a Uniswap v3 position for grade A, spot for grade B — and approve.
The desk takes custody and the ticket number appears.
Draw. Load the ticket to read grade, collateral, current debt, the limit and the margin ratio.
Enter an amount and the desk hands you USDG. The paper stays in custody and keeps rising or falling in your book.
Tenor. The date the debt closes on its own. It comes from measured pool turnover, not from a rate card, and it moves every time the Wire skims.
Repay & retire. Pay any amount at any time; the desk never takes more than the outstanding debt balance. When debt is zero, the paper returns to your wallet.
TIDE’s repayment design has three mechanisms, each with a different job:
1. The Wire: uses eligible trading fees.
2. The Float: aims to generate carry from a reserve strategy.
3. The Ladder: can unwind portions of collateral at predefined price levels.
Different mechanisms, coordinated toward debt repayment.
Which one are you most curious about: fee-based repayment, carry, or range-based unwinds?
No vague “you owe us something” situation.
In TIDE, each loan is represented by a Credit Ticket that records key details like collateral, debt, LTV, risk grade, repayment method, expected tenor, and maturity state.
One ticket. A clear view of the position.
If you were borrowing on-chain, what would you want to see first: debt balance, risk grade, or repayment progress?
Not every asset should support the same amount of credit.
TIDE evaluates eligible collateral and uses its risk framework to determine borrowing limits.
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The collateral sets the limit, not the hype.
Would you prefer a lower borrowing limit with more room for market movement, or a higher one with tighter risk margins?
A token’s price is only one part of the picture.
TIDE’s Risk Cage is designed to assess factors such as liquidity, market depth, turnover, and holder distribution before determining whether collateral qualifies for credit.
Because borrowing capacity should depend on more than a number on a chart.
Which factor would you check first before borrowing: liquidity, volume, or price?
What if your collateral could do more than sit there?
Some liquidity positions generate trading fees.
TIDE’s Wire mechanism is designed to capture eligible fees, convert them into USDG, and apply them toward outstanding debt.
Your position may help secure the loan and contribute to paying it down.
Would you rather repay manually or have eligible fee flow contribute automatically?
Need liquidity but don’t want to sell your position?
TIDE lets eligible tokenized assets and liquidity positions serve as collateral for USDG credit.
Your position can remain exposed to its market while you access liquidity.
Of course, borrowing still comes with risk. What asset would you consider borrowing against?