Crypto loans

A crypto loan lets you borrow cryptocurrency or stablecoins by pledging other crypto assets as collateral. You pay interest on the borrowed amount and must maintain the required collateral ratio to avoid liquidation.

LTV (Loan-to-Value) is the ratio of the loan amount to the collateral value. For example, an LTV of 65% means you can borrow up to 65% of your collateral's value. Higher LTV means more borrowing power but also higher liquidation risk.

Choose a platform, deposit your collateral (e.g., BTC or ETH), select the amount you want to borrow, and confirm the loan. Monitor your LTV ratio to avoid margin calls or liquidation.