Every meme Still lends against, live. What a $100 bag gets you now, what you pay to take it back in 7 days, and how hard it got hit this week. 7 of 12 fell far enough to liquidate a 55% loan that reads the price, and 5 of those are already back above the price it would have sold at. On Still, nothing reads it before the date.
The last 24 hours
No meme hit a price loan’s line. Closest: USELESS −12.2% from its high, 3.2 points from a line at −15.4%.
2,172 seven-day loans against these memes, one starting every 4 hours from 30 Sep to 30 Oct. A 55% loan from a lender that reads the price would have sold 697 of them (32%). 460 of those bags (66%) closed day 7 above the price they were sold at. On Still, none of them is sold before the date. On the date the borrower repays and takes the bag back, or keeps the USDC.
Jupiter 4-hour candles. Each loan starts at a candle’s open and runs 7 days; the price loan sells the first time a low touches 15.4% under that open. Interest is left out, which only helps the price loan. Read 13:20 UTC, again every 30 minutes. Replay any of these loans
Prices from Jupiter, candles read 13:21 UTC. Quotes are the borrow card’s own pricing at the most a meme can borrow (50% of its value, or what Still House funds at once). On the date, repay and keep the bag, or keep the USDC and walk. How it works, in six steps.
USELESS −12.2%
PENGU −11.1%
SPX −10.0%
FARTCOIN −9.1%
GIGA −9.1%
BONK −8.8%
