Looputo fully automates your looping position, protecting it from any liquidation and negative carry.
Learn more →Dump, crash, or depeg, we rebalance before liquidation hits, and restore once it passes.
Negative carry happens, we unwind before it compounds, and re-enter once it pays again.
Leverage drifts naturally, we pin it back to your target once it crosses the threshold.
The most advanced looping strategy: fully automated, end to end.
Bring a token. One asset, one approval.
You select the leverage. Looputo loops to it in a single transaction, routed to the best available rate.
Dump, crash, negative carry or leverage drift — all handled automatically and continuously, on-chain.
No queue, no cooldown. Close the whole position at any time, in one transaction.
All you need to understand and explore the protocol.
Looputo is a non-custodial protocol that fully automates leveraged looping. It opens a leveraged position on a lending market in a single transaction, then manages it continuously: Liquidation Protection reduces leverage through crashes and depegs to keep the position solvent, Negative Carry Protection unwinds and re-levers to limit losses when carry turns negative, and Leverage Peg corrects leverage drift to keep the position at its target.
Opening a loop is easy; monitoring it every block is not. Looputo keeps each position self-sustained, watching it and adjusting leverage automatically, so it never has to be managed by hand.
Most looping tools solve entry: one click, and the position is yours to manage. Looputo is built around what comes after: once open, the position stays self-sustained, protected from liquidation and negative carry, with no health factor, oracle price, or borrow rate to watch.
Yes. No queue, no cooldown, no lockup. You can close the entire position in a single transaction at any time.
Looputo's contracts have completed multiple rounds of independent security audits, with reports available in the Audits section. Looputo remains subject to smart-contract, integrated-protocol, negative carry, liquidity, and operational security risks. Each risk and its mitigations are detailed in Risks and Mitigations.