Leontief
Leontief
An adapter layer that turns restricted, tokenized real-world assets on Stellar into composable, yield-passing ld-shares — with a fail-closed NAV oracle and permissioned liquidation built for regulated assets.
Roughly $3B of tokenized real-world assets now live on Stellar — US and Mexican treasuries, money-market funds, short credit — growing about 3× year over year. Almost all of it is idle: holders earn the base coupon and nothing else, because the very rules that make these assets safe in the real world (transfer restrictions, off-chain NAV, non-standard yield accrual) make them incompatible with on-chain DeFi.
Leontief is an adapter, not another lending protocol. It wraps a restricted
RWA into a normalized, freely-composable share token — an ld-share — that keeps
accruing the underlying's native yield, then routes that share into existing
venues: Blend for credit, Aquarius
for liquidity. One asset, two jobs at once: still earning, now working.
deposit → mint ld-share at fail-closed NAV → move / borrow / LP → underlying keeps accruing → redeem ≤ deposited + growth
Live on testnet
Live positions & TVL
leontief.tech/performance — real-time wrapped AUM, utility ratio, and per-wallet health, read straight from the chain.
Mint test tokens
app.leontief.tech/faucet — authorizes your SEP-8 trustline and funds test LEOD + USDC so you can try the app.
Contract IDs are on the Addresses page, generated from the committed deployment registry and verified in CI.
The five beats
The whole thesis, live on-chain — each is also an integration test and a step in /demo:
- Restricted transfer fails. LEOD is a genuine SEP-8 asset
(
auth_required | auth_revocable); sending it to a stranger reverts. Authorizing the vault opens the door. - Wrap mints ldLEOD at NAV. Balance-diff measured; virtual-offset math defends the first depositor.
- The share moves freely and borrows. SEP-41 transfer, then USDC drawn at 80% LTV against pledged shares.
- Yield while pledged. A NAV tick raises
share_pricefor locked collateral identically to idle shares. - Permissioned liquidation. A whitelisted liquidator repays and seizes at a 5% bonus (5a); an un-whitelisted caller is refused (5b).
Where to go next
- Architecture — the contract graph and the four core flows, in diagrams.
- The vault — ld-share accounting, NAV math, the inflation defense.
- Oracle — the fail-closed pricing policy.
- Security — the threat model and its test tie-out.
- SDK / Indexer API — build on Leontief.
This is a testnet prototype. Numbers, addresses, and integration facts here are dated and cited; version-volatile ecosystem facts live under Integrations. Nothing here is investment advice or an offer of a security.