Lending venues
A loan has a liquidation price too. Mutexa hides it on Aave, Morpho and Kamino.
Why lending needs it
A liquidation price is a liquidation price, whether it comes from a 20x perp or an Aave loan. Analysts publish the exact ETH price at which large Aave loans get liquidated, and in March 2026 an incorrect wstETH price liquidated about $27M of Aave positions in one go (CoinDesk).
How it works on lending
- The loan splitter spreads one loan across several unlinkable accounts on the same lending market.
- Each slice gets a different loan-to-value, so the liquidation prices form a band.
- Near the closest level, the risk engine repays through the rail or trims that slice. It never moves funds between slices.
Candidate lending venues
- Aave
- ChainEthereum and EVM chains
- NoteAave V3 Pool on Ethereum is listed in contract references
- Morpho
- ChainEthereum and EVM chains
- NoteIsolated lending markets
- Kamino
- ChainSolana
- NoteSolana lending