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# Two lanes: stocks and memes

gage has two lanes. Both use the same contracts and the same deal. What differs is what qualifies as collateral, the suggested cap, and the line lenders read.

## Stocks and positions

| What          | Details                                                                                                   |
| ------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Collateral    | Robinhood Stock Tokens on the allowlist, ETH, or an eligible Uniswap v4 stock/USDG or meme/stock position |
| Suggested cap | 90% of value                                                                                              |
| Valued from   | The deepest USDG pool for the token, on Robinhood Chain                                                   |
| Lender line   | You may end up holding the collateral instead of USDG.                                                    |

Stock Tokens are ERC-20s issued on Robinhood Chain that track tokenised stocks. Dividends and splits are handled by an on-chain multiplier; raw balances never change. gage stores raw units on-chain and scales them only in the interface.

A Stock Token can be paused around a corporate action. Deals keep advancing; withdrawals of that token wait until trading resumes. Rewards are not paused.

## Memes

| What          | Details                                                                                                                          |
| ------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Collateral    | Any token with a Uniswap v4 pool against an allowlisted Stock Token, listed 7 days or more, market cap of 1,000,000 USDG or more |
| Suggested cap | 70% of value                                                                                                                     |
| Valued from   | The meme's stock pool, then that stock's USDG pool                                                                               |
| Lender line   | Memes can go to zero. If the borrower walks away, you hold it.                                                                   |

A meme qualifies by rules, not by taste. The app shows the facts and never editorialises: market cap, whether liquidity is locked, pool age, top ten holders' share, creator wallet share, and 30-day drawdown. The rules are in [Collateral rules](/protocol/collateral-rules.md).

Deal sizes on the meme lane are capped more tightly: 1% of the pool's depth per deal and 5% per asset, revisited weekly.

## The same deal underneath

Both lanes:

* Are funded in USDG and capped in USDG.
* Fix the cost and the date at funding.
* Earn sGAGE for both sides.
* Settle by the borrower's choice at expiry, with the same grace window.

On Lend, pick a lane first, then a term. On Borrow, the lane follows from what you pick in your wallet.


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