Leverage
Trade with leverage.
Post margin and pick a multiple, up to 10×. Lattica draws the rest from the pool and fills it in one order against the venue’s book.
Prediction markets at 10x.
Trade the markets you want with the capital you need.
Audited by
Backed by
Polychain Capital
with angels from
Monarch
with angels from
Monarch
Modern trading for modern predictors.
Leverage, credit and yield on prediction market positions. One pool, one risk engine, priced up front.
Borrow
Borrow against your book.
Post a position you already hold and take USDC out. Repay any time in the epoch to get your collateral back.
Lend
Earn yield on capital.
Deposit USDC into one pool. Interest and risk premiums from every position flow back to lenders.
Solvent, by design.
Liquidations alone can’t protect lenders on markets that gap. WARHORSE, Lattica’s pricing engine, prices the expected shortfall of every position before it opens.
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Prices move in jumps.
When new information lands on a prediction market, prices don’t drift, they gap. Standard lending models can’t liquidate before the damage is done.
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Premiums priced to state.
Every position gets its own quote. The engine reads market state, then charges a premium tuned to the risk that position actually carries.
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Lenders stay solvent.
Premiums collected up front absorb tail losses when they hit. The pool holds steady through the kind of volatility that drains a standard lending protocol.
How the pool absorbs losses
White papers.
The research behind the risk engine, and the protocol built around it.
Investors.
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Lattica is a decentralized protocol that offers leverage and credit on prediction markets. Traders can open leveraged positions against margin they post, and holders can borrow USDC against outcome tokens they already hold. All of it is drawn from one USDC pool and priced by one risk engine, WARHORSE.
You post USDC margin, then choose a market and a multiple of up to 10×. The position is sized as margin times leverage: your margin funds the equity leg, the rest is drawn from the pool, and the whole order is filled against the venue’s order book. Each market can set a lower maximum. You can close all or part of a position at any time before its term ends.
WARHORSE is Lattica’s risk engine. When a position opens, it reads the market’s state (price, epoch length, time to resolution, market category and order-book microstructure) and quotes a premium that covers the expected shortfall over the epoch. The premium is charged up front and is separate from interest. Each quote is signed off-chain with an expiry and verified on-chain before the position opens.
A loan is liquidated if its collateral falls below the maintenance threshold during the epoch. A leveraged position is closed once its value falls to a fixed buffer above what it owes. The position is sold straight into the venue’s order book and the proceeds go back to the pool. Any shortfall is absorbed in order: first the trader’s own margin, then the loan’s premium and interest, then the Buffer reserve. Only after that does lender capital take a loss.
Premiums rise as resolution approaches, because prices tend to move more sharply near the end. New epochs can only open while enough time remains before resolution. A position set to roll automatically closes instead of rolling if the next epoch would cross the market’s resolution.
Lattica is powered by Polymarket. Positions are ERC-1155 conditional outcome tokens, the standard used across permissionless on-chain prediction markets, so other venues can be added without redesigning the protocol.
Yes. Lattica’s smart contracts were audited by Zenith, and all findings were resolved and the fixes verified. A second audit, with Veridise, is planned. See Security
Deposit USDC into the lending pool and receive latUSDC, a share of the pool. Interest and WARHORSE premiums from every position flow to the pool, and share value rises as net income accrues at each epoch end. See the lending pool
