Supported Collateral

We are launching with 11 carefully selected assets, chosen for their options market depth, sector diversification, and strategy fit:

AAPLTechNVDATechGOOGTechSMCIAI InfrastructureIBITBitcoin ExposureMSTRBitcoin ExposureBSOLSolana ExposurePFEHealthcareGSFinancialsXOMEnergyGLDCommodities

The productive collateral roster grows on a rolling basis as new assets clear internal criteria for options market depth, liquidity, and risk profile.

Every addition is subject to the same standards as the launch set. The roadmap is to expand steadily, not to flood the system with thinly-traded names.

Risk Parameters

All launch assets share a uniform risk framework. The protocol uses a flat 50% LTV across all supported collateral, meaning you can borrow up to half the value of your locked position. The liquidation threshold is set so that positions are partially liquidated before the collateral value falls close to the outstanding debt, with enough buffer to absorb normal daily moves.

Asset
Sector
Max LTV
Cycle
Notes
AAPL
Tech
50%
Weekly
High liquidity, deep options market
NVDA
Tech
50%
Weekly
Higher vol, wide strike selection
GOOG
Tech
50%
Weekly
Stable large-cap, strong premium
SMCI
AI Infrastructure
50%
Weekly
Higher vol, wider strike buffer
IBIT
Bitcoin Exposure
50%
Weekly
ETF, no earnings skip needed
MSTR
Bitcoin Exposure
50%
Weekly
High vol, widest strike distance
BSOL
Solana Exposure
50%
Weekly
ETF, newer listing, shorter history
PFE
Healthcare
50%
Weekly
Lower vol, tighter strikes
GS
Financials
50%
Weekly
Moderate vol, deep options book
XOM
Energy
50%
Weekly
Lower vol, commodity-linked
GLD
Commodities
50%
Weekly
ETF, no earnings skip needed

Why a flat LTV? Simpler systems are harder to game and easier to audit. Rather than adjusting LTV per asset (which introduces complexity around which assets get preferential treatment and when parameters change), Spout uses a conservative flat rate and adjusts the options strategy per asset instead. The 50% LTV means every position has a 2x collateral buffer from day one, which provides substantial protection for both the borrower and the lending pool.