Security
Stackit.ai is designed to keep BTC and ETH treasury actions inside explicit human-defined rules, with wallet-sovereign custody and automatic LTV protection before positions become fragile.
Last updated June 11, 2026
| Custody | Wallet-sovereign by default. Stackit.ai does not hold private keys. |
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| Execution | Actions produce unsigned transactions that the operator or agent wallet signs. |
| Protocols | Built around Aave V3 on Arbitrum and Base, with Privy and Bridge infrastructure. |
| Live LTV band | 35-50% target operating range with a 60% recommended ceiling. |
| Protection | Auto-repay and auto-deleverage target roughly 25% LTV during sharp drawdowns. |
| Fees | Liquidation protection is always free. Stackit.ai never charges when protection fires. |
Stackit.ai is wallet-sovereign by default. The treasury rules engine can calculate, preview, and prepare actions, but signing stays with the user, company wallet, or authorized agent wallet. This keeps private keys out of Stackit.ai systems.
Stackit.ai is not presenting a completed third-party smart contract audit at this time. The product uses established infrastructure and will publish audit results, scope, and remediation notes as they become available.
Stackit.ai monitors LTV, health score, and the protection point. If the market moves against a position, the rules engine can use collateral to pay down debt, target a lower LTV, and preserve the position. When markets recover, flash loan re-leverage can restore the treasury loop without a multi-step manual unwind.
Stackit.ai does not guarantee profits, future performance, or zero liquidations. Crypto markets can fall quickly. Borrowing creates risk. Smart contract, oracle, liquidity, counterparty, regulatory, and execution risks remain. Stackit.ai's protection system is designed to reduce liquidation risk through rules and automation, not to remove all risk.
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