LEVA Lend
Status: built and tested, not deployed yet. It holds real funds only after an external audit; leverage then opens to the whitelist first.
What it is
LEVA Lend is LEVA's own lending program on Solana. When you buy with leverage on LEVA, your stake and a loan from its fund buy the token in a single transaction; the program holds the tokens until you sell, then repays the loan from the sale and sends you the rest.
How a loan is sized
The program reads the token's launch curve on chain and lends at most 95% of what the bought tokens would fetch at the launch price, the price the curve cannot fall below while the token is on it. The program computes the loan itself: nobody can ask it for more. See how leverage on a memecoin works.
The limits it keeps
| Largest multiple | 10x, and less as the price moves away from the launch price |
| Smallest stake | 0.01 SOL |
| Largest loan per position | 50 SOL |
| Most lent on one token | 100 SOL, all traders together |
| Kept in reserve | 10% of the fund is never lent |
| Liquidation | when the debt reaches 98% of what a sale fetches |
Its robot
A robot watches open positions: it sells one that reaches its liquidation point, and settles positions whose token completes its curve. Each opening is co-signed by the robot at a price it checked, so a price pushed up a moment before cannot be used to borrow more.
Fees and where they go
An opening pays 1.25% of the position, a closing 1% of the sale, and the loan carries 169% a year in interest: all of it goes to the fund. Every figure is shown in the buy panel before you buy.
Risks
Leverage multiplies losses as well as gains: you can lose your whole stake. LEVA Lend is new software: until its audit is done and it is deployed, nothing is lent. Leverage is not offered in every country.