Not every stock is the same, so Spatial doesn't treat them the same.
Every Stock Token on Spatial sits in a tier, and the tier sets how much you can borrow against it. Tiers are based on two things only: how deep the token's on-chain liquidity is and how good its price feed is. Brand and hype play no part.
Tier A, index funds and mega-caps like NVDA, AAPL and SPY: borrow up to 55%
Tier B, large single stocks: up to 45%
Tier C, the long tail, any token with a live Chainlink feed: up to 30%, and lenders choose token by token whether to fund it
Every lender can also set their own max LTV on each offer, so they can ask for a safer loan than the tier allows, but never a riskier one.
When the stock market closes for the night or the weekend, limits tighten by 10 to 15 points, because Monday's open can land far from Friday's close.
Pooled lending markets mostly stick to a short list of blue chips. Spatial is built to price the long tail too.