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Jun 5
I spend a lot of time thinking about risk: how it is defined before capital moves, and how it is enforced once capital is already in the system.
My second post on Arkis’ risk framework covers what happens after capital is deployed
arkis.xyz/blog/how-arkis-enf…
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Jun 3
Great to see Spark deploy its largest loan through Arkis to date. This is a strong signal of trust in the architecture we’ve built: capital across multiple accounts and venues, with margin and risk evaluated across the full position. Credit scales when the risk framework scales.
Jun 3
Most institutional strategies don't operate in a single venue.
Collateral sits with custodians. Execution spans exchanges. Exposure can extend across both DeFi and CeFi simultaneously.
Spark Prime extends overcollateralized lending across those environments under a unified risk framework.
A deep dive from @hexonaut on the future of prime financing and how M1 Capital is using the infrastructure today.
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May 22
Crypto credit still treats risk as something reconstructed after the fact - collateral sits on one venue, positions on another and exposure only becomes visible once markets move. We think this is the wrong architecture for institutional markets.
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May 22
Instead of reconstructing exposure across fragmented systems, the Market allows risk to be evaluated directly where it is taken
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May 22
The broader Arkis architecture expands on the same idea - we define risk upfront, enforce execution within those constraints and continuously evaluate exposure as markets evolve. The next post in the series will break down how Arkis enforces execution once a Market is defined.
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