Glossary

Crypto Treasury Terms

Cycle
One downward leg plus one upward leg: pay debt down as prices fall (free), re-borrow as prices recover (2% per execution).
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Cycle Fee
The 2% per-execution charge on borrowing actions, including automated re-leverage. Steps down with platform volume.
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Downward Leg
Any protection action that reduces risk — auto-repay, deleverage, parking. Always free.
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Upward Leg
A borrowing execution that rebuilds position as prices recover. Carries the 2% cycle fee, itemized with its trigger.
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Re-Leverage
The automated upward leg: re-borrowing as prices recover after protection paid debt down.
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Fee Tier
A platform-volume level on the published cycle-fee step-down curve. One-way ratchet, live at /fees.json.
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Agent Treasury
A crypto treasury an AI agent can operate autonomously within human-defined rules.
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Agent Wallet
A wallet an AI agent can use to hold assets, sign transactions, and pay for work.
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MCP Server
A Model Context Protocol server that exposes tools AI agents can discover and call.
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x402
A payment authentication pattern that lets agents pay per request over HTTP.
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LTV (Loan-to-Value)
The ratio of what you’ve borrowed to what your assets are worth. Lower is safer.
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DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging)
Buying a fixed amount at regular intervals regardless of price. Removes emotion from investing.
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Auto-Repay
When Stackit.ai automatically pays down your borrow position to keep LTV in a safe range.
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Health Score
A single number showing your treasury’s overall status — how safe and productive you are.
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Protection Point
The price level where Stackit.ai starts auto-repaying to protect your holdings.
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Flash Loan Re-Leverage
A one-transaction process for restoring leverage after defensive deleveraging.
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Hard Ceiling
The maximum LTV (60%) that Stackit.ai will never allow you to exceed.
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Rules Engine
The automated system that applies your treasury rules — buying, borrowing, and protection.
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Treasury
Your combined BTC & ETH holdings managed by Stackit.ai’s rules engine.
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