Holdline
Strategies

Several positions from one decision

Two of these are live and you sign every step. The hedged one stays in design until there is somewhere on this chain to short a Stock Token.

Scored splitlive

One amount, one risk setting, a split with reasons

The model scores every open Line and the credit markets on yield, depth, health and stability, sizes each leg by the square of its score, and caps any one of them at 32%. You open each leg from your own wallet, so nothing is pooled.

EarnsTrading fees plus lending interestExposureStock Token price on the Line legs, none on the credit legCostNo strategy fee, gas per position
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Top of the rankinglive

The Lines collecting the most right now, in equal parts

One USDG amount spread evenly across the Lines earning the most, deposited through the same path the Line pages use. When the ranking changes the basket says what left and what entered, and you decide whether to move.

Nothing is rankable yet

A Line needs to be open and hold at least $1,000.00 before the basket will include it.

Full Stock Token price exposure across the basket, so its value moves with the markets it holds.

Hedgedin design

Line fees with the price exposure taken back out

Long

A normal Line position

Collects trading fees and gains when the Stock Token rises, exactly like any other deposit.

Short

An offsetting position elsewhere

Gains when the Stock Token falls, and needs adjusting as the Line's own exposure changes with price.

The hedge aims to remove the price exposure and leave the fees. Returns still depend on what the Line collects, on what the hedge costs, and on the gap between the two venues. Nothing opens until there is a place to short a Stock Token on this chain, published terms and limits, an independent review, and a capped launch with a pause switch.

See the credit it would borrow on

What a strategy is here

A guided way to open and keep several Holdline positions with one decision. Every position stays in your own wallet and every step asks for your signature.

What it is not

Not a stablecoin, not principal protected and not a promise of a return. Hedges fail, borrow rates move, and liquidation rules apply to a strategy's own positions.