Credit for coins,
without a price trigger.
Crypto loans sell your coins the moment a price dips. Mosaec is a pawn instead: a fixed repayment, a fixed date, and nothing in between.
- Venue
- Rhea, ZEC market
- Window
- 27 Oct 2025 to 27 Oct 2026
- Liquidations
- 1,337 across 39 accounts
- Worth on 10 Nov 2026
- $3.31M, sold for $951k
A liquidation sells
at the low.
A price-triggered loan closes at the worst hour and sells your coins to settle it. On Rhea, 39 accounts lost 3,218 ZEC this way in a year, and most of those coins recovered within three months.
Every 90-day start date from 2017 to 2026, hourly prices; Rhea events to 10 Nov 2026.
An old idea,
made exact.
A pawn shop never sells your watch because the market moved. Mosaec keeps that promise in code.
Your coins move into a NEAR account with zero keys. Only the repayment or the date can move them out.
An NFT that owns the pack. The lender buys it, and with it the right to the coins if the date passes.
An NFT the borrower keeps. Pay the fixed amount before the date and the coins come back.
Nothing reads a price. A drop in the middle of the term changes nothing for either side.
Built where coins
stay native.
NEAR Intents holds real ZEC, BTC and SOL balances, so a pack seals the coin itself.
A pack is a sub-account with no key at all, running one published contract.
Every rule and every pack reads straight from the chain, from any browser.
Where it stands
today.
Borrow, lend, verify and the house desk run against the testnet registry.
An outside review of the pack and registry contracts before any real funds.
Small caps per pack, raised only as the record grows.