Looping Strategy
Looping borrows from SLF against your collateral to mint more of the same yield-bearing asset, multiplying your yield exposure.
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Looping borrows from SLF against your collateral to mint more of the same yield-bearing asset, multiplying your yield exposure.
One-lock looping. The borrowed USDC never reaches you as cash. When you deposit collateral and set a leverage target, the protocol borrows the target debt from SLF and immediately converts it into more of the collateral asset, routed through a DEX or the official mint path, whichever is cheaper. The entire loan becomes yield-bearing collateral locked inside the position. There is no path to borrow USDC and walk away with it, which removes the cash-out attack vector a normal lending market has.
Open a position two ways: build natively (pick asset and leverage), or migrate an existing leveraged position from Aave or Morpho without unwinding.
Manage an open position: adjust leverage by adding or repaying SLF debt, claim rewards and points, or use it to issue a Yield Token or a Junior Token.
Exit three ways, fastest last:
Repay debt and withdraw collateral yourself. The underlying unstake cycle applies, multiplied by leverage (a 5× position on a 7-day asset takes ~35 days to fully unwind).
Delegated unstake: pick an exit percentage, the protocol unwinds, repays SLF, and returns your profit plus points.
Tokenize to Junior Token and sell on the secondary market, typically within a minute.
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