Not configured — Stonkbankers is not deployed for "testnet". Missing: stonkbankers, collateralRegistry, rwaPriceOracle, nftFloorOracle, treasury, usdg. Transactions are disabled until the contracts are deployed. Switch to DEV to walk the interface without a chain.

Development prices — Prices on this environment come from development mock oracles, not live market feeds.

Collateral Vault

Supported Collateral

Only assets on this list can be pledged. Each one shows where its price comes from, because that is the single most important thing to know before you lock something up.

Tokenized RWA

Maximum 80% loan-to-value

80%

AAPL

Apple

Mock price

Not approved yet

AMZN

Amazon

Mock price

Not approved yet

NVDA

NVIDIA

Mock price

Not approved yet

MSFT

Microsoft

Mock price

Not approved yet

TSLA

Tesla

Mock price

Not approved yet

Stonkbroker PFP

Maximum 70% loan-to-value, priced at the collection floor

70%

Stonkbroker PFP

Mock price

Not approved yet

NFT floor pricing is the weakest link — we are saying so

A collection floor is the most manipulable input a lending protocol can take. The Stonkbankers floor oracle enforces a staleness bound, caps how far a single push can move the floor, and ignores a newly raised floor until it has persisted — so a one-block pump buys no extra borrowing power. It is still a push oracle: until it is replaced by a decentralized or threshold-signed feed, treat NFT collateral pricing as the trust assumption it is.

How collateral gets on this list

1 · Price feed configuredwith a staleness bound
2 · Asset approved in the registrydecimals read from the token itself
3 · Borrowers can pledge itup to the class LTV cap

An asset cannot be approved before it can be priced — the registry rejects it. And revoking an asset only stops NEW offers; it can never touch a loan that already exists.