More ways to use what you hold
Hunter Bloom is the planned borrowing feature within Proof Hunters. It lets an owner seek loan funds using their NFT or its basket backing as collateral.
Borrowing gives you a debt to repay. It does not guarantee portfolio growth, profit or repayment from future backing.
Two choices, different risks
| Pledge the whole Hunter | Pledge selected basket backing | |
|---|---|---|
| Collateral | The NFT and all attached rights | The basket tokens you authorise |
| During the loan | The NFT is held under the loan’s custody rules | The NFT is locked against conflicting actions; selected tokens become external collateral |
| New daily backing | Follows the pledged NFT | Stays locally locked unless you approve a top-up |
| Successful close | Repayment returns the NFT and attached rights | Resolve the debt and restore remaining collateral before unlocking |
| Default or liquidation | Under the planned direct-loan route, the lender receives the NFT and its attached rights | Pledged tokens can be lost while the NFT survives |
External NFT markets have their own loan terms; they must be checked before an integration opens.
Basket-token lending is an early priority
We plan to connect compatible basket shares to token lending markets. Morpho is a research candidate, not a confirmed integration or partnership.
This route needs a market for the exact basket share, suitable pricing, a workable liquidation path and supplied loan funds. Listing a market does not create liquidity.
All supported basket types can be offered for loans. A lender or external market still chooses which assets it accepts and on what terms. The interface should show unavailable funding plainly rather than promise instant borrowing.
Whole-NFT lending remains part of Bloom
The planned direct-loan route lets a borrower offer their Hunter under stated terms and a lender choose to fund it. Repayment returns the NFT; default transfers it with its backing and future eligibility.
External NFT lending markets are another possible route, subject to collection acceptance, compatible contracts and actual lenders. There is no confirmed external listing to announce yet.
A deliberate pledge
Before borrowing, the owner must see the collateral, loan asset, net funds received, platform fee, interest rules and the repayment or liquidation conditions. A loan fee is approved in principle; its rate and exact collection mechanism remain to be set before release.
The design permits one active loan position per Hunter. A pledged Hunter cannot also be sold, burned, switched to another basket or pledged again.
New backing is yours to decide about
For a basket-token loan, daily additions stay outside the loan by default. You may explicitly top up its collateral. A top-up exposes those added tokens to liquidation and only helps once it confirms.
There is no automatic top-up at launch. Local backing can still fall in value, and future allocations are not a substitute for managing the debt.
If collateral is lost
Liquidation can take some or all pledged basket tokens. A surviving Hunter retains its normal future daily eligibility, but receives no replacement tokens, insurance payment or larger allocation.
Zero remaining collateral does not by itself mean zero debt. The actual protocol debt and return of any recoverable tokens must be resolved before the position closes and the NFT unlocks.
Built into the foundation
Before the core contracts go to mainnet, we need to prove loan locks, bounded collateral movements, repayment, liquidation and recovery. Later connectors may be added without replacing the NFT collection, within the core capabilities that were actually designed and verified.