Total risk score76High
Collateral
0/10
What are you pledging? Native BTC is safest; wrappers, bridges, or paper IOUs add redemption risk.
Native BTC (on-chain UTXO).

Rehypothecation
2/10
Will your BTC be re-used? More hidden leverage → bigger blow-up chance.
Policy states “user collateral is never lent out, reused, or reinvested” but funds sit in pooled lender wallets, not true on-chain escrow.

Custody
7/10
Who can move the coins? Scores quorum design, recovery paths, and (for CeFi) bankruptcy-remote segregation.
Multisig cold storage is controlled solely by the provider; users hold no keys. There is no independent public custodian, and the collateral is not held in a bankruptcy-remote structure.

Security & Governance
7/10
How battle-tested are code and ops? Counts audits, bug-bounty, certs, and hardware key isolation.
No public smart-contract or infrastructure audits, no bug-bounty, governance entirely internal; T&Cs only promise “industry-standard security” and internal audits.
Platform
0/10
Is the chain or bridge robust? Rates consensus security and smart-contract attack surface.
Native Bitcoin script.


Oracle
10/10
How is price fetched and signed? Independence, on-chain proofs, refresh speed, circuit breakers.
Liquidation price is calculated against a CoinRabbit-chosen “liquidity partner” feed checked every second; the feed, methodology and signers are undisclosed.

Liquidation Buffer
10/10
How much room and time before liquidation? Combines LTV gap, grace window, and flash-crash guards.
CoinRabbit fixes the liquidation trigger at "initial LTV + 5%", anchored to the BTC price when the loan begins. No grace period. Liquidation can occur the moment the threshold is crossed. Example: start at 90% LTV → liquidation at 95%, so even a 5-6% BTC price drop can wipe you out.


Rate & Term
7/10
Can interest spike mid-loan? Looks at fixed vs variable APR and funding duration match.
CoinRabbit terms state: "Interest shall be subject to revision from time to time, at our sole and absolute discretion." Coinrabbit support also confirmed that when the interest rate changes, both new and existing open-ended loans are affected.


Transparency
10/10
Can outsiders verify code & solvency? Rewards open-source + live PoR; punishes black boxes.
No proof-of-reserves, no wallet addresses, no independent attestations; all balances and risk metrics are opaque.
Loan Currency
4/10
What asset do you borrow? Native-BTC best; fiat stables graded on reserves, audits, censorship risk.
Payout available only in fiat-backed stable-coins (USDT, USDC, etc.).

Privacy
4/10
How exposed is your identity? Scores KYC depth, data storage, and breach history.
Optional-KYC tier. CoinRabbit markets "no KYC" for ordinary loans, but mandatory for "extended loan limits" > USD $1 million.


History
4/10
Have they proven themselves? Measures years in production, audit/OSS footprint, and incident track record.
Operating since end of 2020 (> 3 yrs) with no public hacks, but lacks any external audits or significant open-source.
Jurisdiction
7/10
Which legal system backs you? Rates clarity of licensing, creditor rights, and enforcement.
St. Vincent and the Grenadines
