LeverUp Radio

AnyCollateral is now open for Monad builder applications, $LVMON staking quota applications are live, and the new LeverUp website is up. In this episode, Marcus and James walk through everything that happened the week of May 12–17: what AnyCollateral actually means for Monad ecosystem projects, how the LVMON staking quota system works and who it's designed for, and what the protocol numbers are showing — 51.18M MON in the vault, 4.4M+ LVMON staked at 232% APY, and continued $LV buyback activity.

Links:

- AnyCollateral applications: ac.leverup.xyz

- LVMON staking quota: quota.leverup.xyz

- Trade on LeverUp: app.leverup.xyz

Most DeFi traders face the same problem: to use capital, you have to sell

what you want to hold.

AnyCollateral changes that. LeverUp's new program lets holders of supported

Monad ecosystem tokens use them as trading margin — without selling, without

any changes to the token's design, and without requiring project-side

engineering integration.

In this AMA, we cover:

00:00 The capital efficiency problem in DeFi

01:30 How AnyCollateral works — hold tokens, open trades

04:00 The three structural principles

07:30 Collateral Ratio (CR) explained

09:00 Dual liquidation risk — what traders must understand

11:30 The Monad ecosystem loop

13:00 How to apply (for projects) and start trading (for users)

🔗 Start trading with your Monad tokens as collateral:

app.leverup.xyz

📋 Apply to list your token:

ac.leverup.xyz

📖 Documentation:

leverup.gitbook.io/docs/liquidity-layer/anycollateral

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If you're exploring DeFi on Monad or looking for alternatives

to traditional perps exchanges, this one's worth understanding.

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