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Quickstart
Connect a wallet, claim test collateral, supply it, and mint your first qUSD on Robinhood Chain testnet.
Before you start
Quiver runs on Robinhood Chain testnet (chainId 46630). Everything you do here uses test assets with no real value. You need an EVM wallet — MetaMask, Rabby, or any WalletConnect wallet.
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This is a testnet. Contracts are unaudited, balances can be reset, and nothing you mint here is redeemable for real value.
Open your first vault
- Connect your walletOpen the app and connect. Approve the network switch to Robinhood Chain (chainId 46630) when prompted.
- Claim test collateralUse the faucet on the terminal to mint yourself test tokens for the market you want to try — WETH, USDG, or any of the tokenized equities.
- Supply collateralPick a market, choose Supply, enter an amount, and confirm. The first supply of a token also asks for a one-time approval transaction.
- Mint qUSDSwitch to Borrow. The terminal shows how much qUSD you can draw at that market's max LTV. Borrow less than the maximum to leave yourself headroom.
- Watch your health factorA health factor above 1.0 is safe. As it approaches 1.0 your vault is close to liquidation — repay debt or add collateral.
- Repay and withdrawRepay burns qUSD against your debt; once the debt is clear you can Withdraw your collateral in full.
How much should you borrow
Max LTV is a ceiling, not a target. Borrowing right at the limit means any adverse price move puts you into liquidation territory immediately. A common approach is to draw roughly half of your available capacity and keep the rest as buffer.
| Collateral | Max LTV | Conservative draw | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| $10,000 WETH | 75% | $3,750 | Large buffer before liquidation |
| $10,000 WETH | 75% | $7,500 | At the ceiling — a small dip can liquidate you |