Tokenised stocks bring familiar market structures on-chain.
But the lending side creates another dataset:
> supplied
> borrowed
> utilisation
> borrow APR
> available
$VICE turns that dataset into an instrument.
These are the core market metrics VICE reads from each lending market.
A price tells you where the market is.
It doesn't tell you how much inventory is sitting on the lending shelf.
It doesn't tell you how much has already been borrowed.
It doesn't tell you what remains.
That's another layer of the market.
$VICE reads it.
Everyone watches the price.
Almost nobody watches the shelf.
When a tokenised stock is borrowed, inventory leaves the lending shelf.
The more that gets borrowed, the less remains.
VICE is built to read that side of the market.
The shelf empties. The jaws close.