The Bitcoin Credit Stack
rates are percent a year, continuously compounded · figures as of 2026-10-15 · read 2026-10-16 04:01 UTC
Market › Auction

Auction

1 venue in the class · 1 venue in the dollar rate

Rates discovered by competitive bidding, fixed at origination for a fixed term. Both the rate and the maturity are settled before the loan exists.

BTC collateral
0.4647 BTC
<0.1% of the market
Dollar debt against bitcoin
$17k
<0.1% of the market
Aggregate LTV
45.6%
+10.60 pts vs the market
Borrow rate (USD loans)
5.50%
−0.59 pts vs the market
Lend rate (USD loans)
5.50%
+2.04 pts vs the market
Liquidates at
collecting (not read yet)
Dollar loans only: other currencies are separate books, never added in

Debt and rates count loans made in US dollars and dollar stablecoins. Loans in euros, francs, yen, ether or bitcoin itself are separate books, shown by currency on each venue, never added in.

Dollar debt against bitcoin of the market — Auction <0.1%, <0.1% of its bitcoin collateral
Families in this class
FamilyBTC collateralshareDollar debt against bitcoinshareLTVBorrowLendLiquidates atThreshold (LTV)
The Gavel Protocol ›0.4647 BTC100%$17k100%45.6%5.50%5.50%—
Ordered by debt, never by a rate; a figure in italics covers part of a book

Ordered by debt against bitcoin, then collateral — never by a rate. Shares are of this class's total, and add up. A figure in italics covers only part of a book — hover for what it leaves out; a dash carries its reason. /v1/market/tree

As of 2026-10-15 · weighting: borrow by borrowed_usd, lend by supplied_usd; spread computed per pool-day then weighted, never as the difference of the two aggregates

The tenor is an averaging window, not a maturity. Each point is the mean, over the trailing window, of rates agreed at origination for their own terms. The window is not that term, and this view does not show the terms.

Denominations are different products. btc and usd are different products and are never aggregated. btc = the borrower receives bitcoin; usd = a stablecoin is borrowed against bitcoin collateral.

Dollar borrow rate — the class and its largest venues, over time
Collecting — no per-venue rate history is served for this class
The cross-venue surface has a daily series and the financing curve is a current cross-section, but neither carries a rate line per venue. The class and its constituents cannot be drawn against time until one exists.
The class's current cross-section is below, by lookback window. Drawing it on a time axis would say 5 averaging windows were twelve months of history.
fill route: runbook_DI1_data_ingestion_coordination_v1.md
Venues — what sets the class rate, and criteria coverage

Its families are listed above. What the endpoint does not serve is how much each venue weighs in the class rate, so this table of what sets the rate is empty: a property of how the class is observed.

Denominated in usd

Both legs observed. Each row is a mean over its trailing window — not the rate tiles above, which are today's dollar-loan rates weighted by each venue's debt. Wrapper classes: custodial.

Window (days)BorrowLendSpreadPoolsVenuesPool debt (all borrowers)Supplied
75.63%5.63%—11——
145.54%5.54%—11——
305.50%5.50%—11——
605.35%5.35%—11——
904.98%4.98%—11——

Ask for this by machine

REST
GET https://api.bitcoincreditstack.com/v1/market/financing-curve
GET https://api.bitcoincreditstack.com/v1/market/tree
MCP
get_credit_state()
compare_venues({ class: "auction" })

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