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GLXY × Kamino
Exact-token support is source-listed The protocol or product source names this exact token. No configuration decoding or read-only execution simulation was performed.
Source-described use: Post this exact mint as collateral in a configured Kamino market and borrow an eligible debt asset against it.
Open GLXY token report · Open superstate-opening-bell issuer dossier
Exact token and source-described action
- Solana token address
2HehXG149TXuVptQhbiWAWDjbbuCsXSAtLTB5wc2aajK- Actions described by source
- collateral, borrow
- Source-reported integration status
- available
- Access limits
- Only Superstate-verified, allowlisted holders and protocol accounts can use the market.
- Direct links
- Open market / product ↗ · Protocol documentation ↗
Proof status — do not read a source listing as execution proof
- Achieved proof stage
- source-listed
- Source proof status
- exact-token-registry
- Source fetched
- 2026-09-22T12:27:16Z
- Activity observed
- Reported market metrics, if shown, are source-reported parameters or activity indicators, not independently executed trades.
- Account existence
- checked (2/2 referenced accounts)
- Configuration decoded
- Not performed
- Read-only execution simulation
- Not performed
Source evidence
- protocol-api: 1 live registry row match this exact collateral mint. Open source ↗
Referenced accounts and owners
The current source data records observed owners, not a separately published expected-owner assertion; where no such assertion exists, it remains not established. Account existence and owner corroborate the published reference but do not independently decode configuration or prove a user action can succeed.
Recorded parameters
- Maximum LTV
- 30%
- Liquidation LTV
- 45%
- Liquidation penalty
- Not reported
- Configured / observed size
- $0
- 24 h volume
- Not reported
- 24 h transactions
- Not reported
- Oracle
- Not reported
Markets and configured addresses
- Superstate Pool
CF32kn7AY8X1bW7ZkGcHc4X9ZWTxqKGCJk6QwrQkDcdw
Custody and default outcomes
Borrower default / seizure
The share can move only to an eligible owner
A liquidation cannot send the registered share to an arbitrary buyer or AMM. The lender or buyer must be eligible and reflected in the register, so enforcement depends on transfer-agent cooperation even though the collateral is a real share.
Protocol hack custody
The register and clawback support intervention
The transfer agent can freeze accounts and use the permanent delegate to move or burn balances after a hack. That can preserve the registered owner's rights, but makes an on-chain protocol's possession non-final.
Access or key loss
Registered ownership can survive key loss
Because the shareholder is identified on the register, the transfer agent can potentially cancel or move a stranded token and preserve the share. The protocol cannot trigger that remedy without the transfer agent accepting the claim.
These are issuer-plus-control-recipe conclusions from the matched legal template — not protocol simulation results.
Lender exit after receiving the token
Issuer-dependent exit — Code can hold the balance, but seizure or realisation still depends on issuer recognition, allowlisting, or a claim weaker than possession suggests.
- Observed DEX liquidity
- Not reported
- Issuer redemption established
- yes
- Key limit
- Possession of the token does not itself establish eligibility, issuer recognition, redemption access, or enough executable market liquidity.