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Crypto borrowing has become a standard way to access liquidity without selling assets, but liquidation risk remains its central weakness. Price volatility, delayed reactions, and rigid loan terms continue to turn borrowing into forced selling at precisely the wrong moment. For conservative borrowers, the key question is not who offers the highest LTV, but which platforms are structurally designed to help users stay far from liquidation. Below is a comparative review of regulated crypto lending platforms through that lens. Clapp: a Neat Combination of Flexibility and Efficient Risk Management Clapp.finance is a EU-regulated crypto investment platform that treats crypto borrowing as a liquidity tool.  Clapp Credit Line model allows users to draw funds when needed, repay at any time, and automatically restore their available limit. Interest applies only to withdrawn funds, while unused credit remains free when LTV stays below 20%. Liquidation risk is addressed proactively. Clapp continuously monitors LTV and sends advance alerts when a position approaches risk thresholds, giving users time to add collateral or reduce exposure. Collateral and repayment actions are instant and available 24/7. Clapp also supports up to 19 assets in a single collateral pool, reducing concentration risk and improving flexibility during market drawdowns. The platform operates under a VASP license in the Czech Republic, confirming its status as a regulated crypto loan provider in the EU. Pros

Revolving credit line with pay-as-you-use interest

0% APR on unused funds below 20% LTV

Early liquidation warnings and real-time LTV monitoring

Multi-collateral pool (up to 19 assets)

Instant collateral and withdrawal management

EU VASP license

Cons

Less suitable for high-leverage strategies

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