statera.

tokenized stock, priced at the size you actually hold
X Layer mainnet · chain 196

Reading the feed…

A lending market marks collateral at an oracle price. That price is what one share trades for, not what your position returns when it is sold. statera publishes both, at a stated exit size, straight to X Layer. Every number below is an eth_call made by your browser — open devtools and watch it.

Mark — what the oracle says
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Realisable — what the book returns
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The gap
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The same asset, three different truths

One price, one second, three exit sizes. A mark is a single number and cannot say this; the cost of leaving is a function of how much you are leaving with.

Asset$1,000 out$10,000 out$100,000 out

What this changes for a lender

Read live from CollateralGate on X Layer at 75% LTV. The left number is what a mark-based lender extends. The right is what the same contract allows once the exit is priced.

Mark-based limit
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face value × 75%, the way most lending markets size a position
statera limit
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realisable value × 75%
Runs published
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Last post
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Engine block
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Rows this run
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Contracts

Immutable, no owner, no upgrade path. The publisher is fixed at deploy and cannot be repointed — a feed a stranger can quietly take over is not worth reading.

ContractAddress
StateraFeed
CollateralGate