⚠ High LTV = High Risk

Crypto is volatile. A 90% LTV loan can be liquidated by a price drop of just ~8-10%. We strongly recommend keeping your LTV at 50% or below unless you can actively monitor and manage your position. Use our calculator to see your exact liquidation price.

Platforms Ranked by Maximum LTV

Provider Type Interest Rate Max LTV KYC Speed Rating
Compound DEFI 2% – 12% 83% None instant (1 transaction) 7.8 Review
MakerDAO (Sky) DEFI 4% – 8% 77% None instant (1 transaction) 8.0 Review
Unchained Capital CEFI 14% – 16% 40% Required 3-5 business days 7.5 Review

Understanding LTV Risk Zones

0–50% LTV — Safe Zone

Comfortable margin. Your collateral needs to drop ~40%+ before liquidation. Recommended for most borrowers, especially in volatile markets. Most platforms default to this range.

50–70% LTV — Moderate Risk

Reduced safety margin. A 25–30% price drop could trigger liquidation. Suitable for experienced borrowers who actively monitor positions and can add collateral quickly.

70–85% LTV — High Risk

Thin margin. A 10–15% drop could liquidate you. Only for short-term loans or when you have additional collateral ready to deposit. Not recommended for most users.

85%+ LTV — Extreme Risk

Almost no safety margin. YouHodler's 97% LTV means a ~3% price drop triggers liquidation. Only suitable for very short-term, actively managed positions. Liquidation is nearly inevitable in volatile conditions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the highest LTV crypto loan available?

YouHodler offers up to 97% LTV — the highest in the market. This means you can borrow $97 for every $100 of collateral deposited. However, extremely high LTV loans carry severe liquidation risk: even a small price drop can trigger liquidation.

Is a high LTV crypto loan worth the risk?

It depends on your situation. High LTV means maximum borrowing power but minimal safety margin. A 90% LTV loan gets liquidated with just a ~10% price drop. Most financial advisors recommend staying at 50% LTV or below for safety. Only consider high LTV if you can actively monitor and manage your position.

What is a safe LTV for a crypto loan?

Most experts consider 50% LTV or below as safe for crypto loans. At 50% LTV, your collateral would need to drop roughly 40% before liquidation (depending on the platform's liquidation threshold). The 50–70% range is moderate risk, and anything above 70% is high risk given crypto's typical volatility.

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