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Liquidium WTF Supported Networks and Assets

Effective date: September 14, 2026 · Version: 1.0

This page identifies the networks and asset types supported through Liquidium's hosted interface. Availability may change, and a wallet or asset being technically compatible with a public network does not mean Liquidium supports it.

Bitcoin

Status: active

  • Principal and repayment asset: BTC.
  • Collateral currently supported: selected Ordinals and Runes displayed in the interface.
  • Product paths: manual and instant loans where displayed as available.
  • Supported collections and markets: the subset shown in the live interface and approved through Liquidium's production configuration.

Robinhood Chain

The official Robinhood Chain loan proxy is listed on the Contracts and Direct Settlement page. Market availability also depends on the production interface and onchain allowlists. The deployment is a Beta Deployment while its code-upgrade authority remains active. Users should confirm its current implementation, multisignature controller, upgrade history, and beta status before transacting.

  • Network: Robinhood Chain.
  • Chain ID: 4663.
  • Explorer: Robinhood Chain Blockscout.
  • Collateral: one selected ERC-721 NFT per loan.
  • Principal and repayment assets: WETH and USDG, only where the applicable asset is enabled for the collateral collection.
  • WETH contract: 0x0Bd7D308f8E1639FAb988df18A8011f41EAcAD73.
  • USDG contract: 0x5fc5360D0400a0Fd4f2af552ADD042D716F1d168.
  • Offers: lender-created offers.
  • Not supported at initial launch: borrower-created offers, ERC-20 collateral, ERC-1155 collateral, collateral bundles, or Stock Tokens.
  • Initial contract status: beta and upgradeable until the owner role that authorizes upgrades is renounced onchain and Liquidium publishes the renouncement transaction.

ETH and WETH

Native ETH is not the loan settlement asset. A loan described in the interface by reference to ETH settles through WETH: the lender provides WETH, the borrower receives WETH, repayment is made in WETH, and the lender receives WETH.

The interface may offer a separate, user-authorized one-to-one wrap or unwrap through Robinhood Chain's canonical WETH contract. Wrapping or unwrapping is not part of the loan itself and is not a DEX, aggregator, routed swap, or Liquidium exchange service. Users pay network gas and bear smart-contract and network risks. Liquidium does not charge a separate wrapping fee or spread.

Creating a lender offer does not escrow WETH or USDG. The asset remains in the lender's wallet until an offer is successfully filled. A lender must maintain the required balance and allowance when the offer is filled.

Collections, rates, and limits

Supported collateral collections are the collections displayed in the production interface and enabled in the active contract's onchain allowlist. Users should verify a collection's contract address rather than relying only on its name or image.

Exact market durations and rate schedules are not maintained on this page. The interface displays the applicable terms before signature, and the signed offer and resulting loan determine each transaction's duration, rate, principal, repayment amount, and deadline.

The contract rejects an offer whose stated loan-to-value ratio exceeds 100%. Liquidium may apply a narrower interface limit or decline to display, originate, or support a market even if a direct contract interaction is technically possible.

Future networks and assets

No future EVM, token, NFT, meme coin, real-world asset, or Stock Token is supported merely because the Terms anticipate it. A future network or asset becomes supported through Liquidium's hosted interface only when Liquidium expressly makes it available in production. The multisignature administrator for an active EVM deployment may add or remove supported collections and principal assets. An asset or collection removed from an allowlist cannot be used for new originations on that deployment, even if it appears in an outstanding signed offer. Existing loans remain governed by their original terms. Different EVM fees will be introduced only through a new deployment after new originations on the superseded deployment are paused.

Which source controls?

  • The applicable smart contract and its current onchain configuration determine whether a transaction can be executed technically.
  • Liquidium may apply a narrower interface policy and decline to display, originate, or support an asset or market even if a direct contract interaction is technically possible.
  • Interface display does not override contract terms signed by the parties or change an existing loan.
  • Existing loans remain governed by the contract deployment and terms under which they were created, even if a network, collection, or asset is later retired from the interface.

For active and retired contract addresses and direct-settlement information, see Contracts and Direct Settlement.

Liquidium is an independent application deployed on Robinhood Chain and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected with Robinhood Markets, Inc.