spiralstake.xyz

Spiral Stake exposes leveraged-yield ("looping") strategies powered by Morpho. Ethereum mainnet is the default; pass chainId to target another supported chain (see a tool's chainId field). Every field is a raw, unit-labeled fact — the only opinion is namespaced under 'spiralHints' and always ships its thresholds, so you can override it. How to read the facts (mechanics, not advice): - carry = collateralApyPct - netBorrowApyPct; leverage multiplies it. Negative carry can still leave a positive leverageApyPct because the 1x base yield dominates — read the leverageLadder, don't infer. - oracle.type: 'nav' shrugs off DEX depegs; 'market' can liquidate on a depeg even if the collateral still redeems 1:1. Weigh against ltvPct.liquidation headroom. - exitLiquidity.slippagePct is measured per USD size; null = no route at that size (negative = price improvement). maxLeverage is a liquidity bound, not a safety bound. Only eligible strategies are returned (thin/near-maturity/no-swap-route/zero-APY markets are hidden). Numbers are a snapshot ('asOf'); they move. This is not financial advice. Execution is non-custodial. simulate_leverage previews a position (deterministic, no wallet). build_leverage_tx / build_manage_tx return an UNSIGNED transaction for the user's own wallet to sign — this server never signs, sends, or holds keys. It auto-selects the path (direct vs zap-swap, and public-allocator reallocation when liquidity is thin) in the background, just like the app. The canonical output is the executable payload: sign and broadcast approvals[] first, then tx{to,data,value} — directly, with any wallet, signer library, or Safe. meta.signingUrl is an ADDITIONAL convenience for human-driven sessions (a one-click link to review and sign in the app); surface it when a human is in the loop, but autonomous callers should execute the payload. Always simulate before building, and rebuild if meta.expiresAt has passed.