Supported Assets

Spout supports 11 assets, chosen for deep listed options markets, reliable price feeds, a spread across sectors, and fit with the strategy. Each is a tokenized share or ETF unit from an approved issuer.

  • AAPLTech
  • NVDATech
  • GOOGTech
  • SMCIAI Infrastructure
  • IBITBitcoin ETF
  • MSTRBitcoin Exposure
  • BSOLSolana ETF
  • PFEHealthcare
  • GSFinancials
  • XOMEnergy
  • GLDGold ETF

Risk parameters

Every asset has the same 50% maximum LTV (loan to value). Each has its own liquidation threshold, set from how far the stock has gapped overnight in its trading history, and a penalty equal to the gap between 50% and that threshold.

TickerNameLiquidation thresholdPenaltyRoom to fall from 50% LTV
GLDSPDR Gold Shares54.1%4.1%7.5%
PFEPfizer55.6%5.6%10%
AAPLApple55.6%5.6%10%
GOOGAlphabet55.6%5.6%10%
XOMExxon Mobil55.6%5.6%10%
GSGoldman Sachs57.1%7.1%12.5%
NVDANvidia58.8%8.8%15%
IBITiShares Bitcoin Trust60.6%10.6%17.5%
BSOLBitwise Solana Staking ETF60.6%10.6%17.5%
SMCISuper Micro Computer62.5%12.5%20%
MSTRStrategy62.5%12.5%20%

Room to fall is how far the price can drop from a position at the 50% maximum before liquidation starts.

Why one maximum LTV but different thresholds

Why one maximum LTV
Everyone can borrow up to 50%, so every position starts with collateral worth at least twice the loan.
Why different thresholds
A volatile stock can gap further overnight than a steady one, so it gets more room before a sale starts. IBIT, BSOL and MSTR also carry weekend risk: the crypto they track trades through the weekend, but the funds and the stock only trade in US market hours, so a weekend move arrives as a gap at Monday's open.
Why different penalties
The penalty equals the asset's buffer, so it scales with risk: a more volatile asset costs more to liquidate, and its borrowers pay in proportion. A steady asset like GLD carries a 4.1% penalty; the most volatile carry 12.5%.

Thresholds are reviewed regularly, and immediately if an overnight gap uses more than 60% of the room between 50% and an asset's threshold, when an asset is added, or when an asset changes in a way that matters, such as a split or a change in what it holds.

Adding new assets

New assets are added when they meet the same standards: a deep listed options market, a reliable price feed, an approved issuer whose token passes Spout's design checks, and a fit with the rest of the list. Each asset's cycle length and next expiry are shown in the app.