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Supply
Deposit a listed asset and earn the supply rate. The rate is borrower interest. It rises as more of the book is in use, and falls when liquidity sits idle. A withdrawal settles when the market still has unborrowed liquidity.
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How Hawkworks.
A credit market for five low-cap assets on Robinhood Chain. One margin account. Loan-to-value set for thin books.
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Borrow
Post collateral and draw another listed asset without selling what you hold. PONS, HARMONIC, LONGBOW, ROUTE, and CASHCAT share one margin account. The limit is collateral value multiplied by each asset’s loan-to-value.
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Hawk Sight
Sight is a health reading, not a gauge. The point sits toward safe while collateral covers debt with room, and moves toward risk as the health factor approaches 1.00. At 1.00 the position can be liquidated.
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The book
Hawk lists these five assets and nothing else. Loan-to-value stays low because the books are thin. Every oracle is guarded. A move in one price changes health for the whole account, which is why Sight sits on the borrow.
AssetLTVOracleDepth
PONS38%GuardedModerate
HARMONIC32%GuardedThin
LONGBOW34%GuardedThin
ROUTE28%GuardedThin
CASHCAT42%GuardedModerate
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Liquidity for what isstill finding a book.
Large money markets list what is already liquid. Hawk is the credit layer for what is next on Robinhood Chain: newer assets, thinner books, and risk that stays named. Supply liquidity. Borrow against a position. Leave the asset where it is.
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