Liquidation Mechanism
Core parameters
LTVοΌLoan-to-Value RatioοΌ
It represents the ratio between the current loan amount and the value of the collateralized asset.
It is used to assess the borrower's asset-liability situation.
Maximum LTV
The platform allows a maximum borrowing ratio. If the LTV exceeds this value, the user will not be able to borrow further.
Liquidation Threshold
The LTV value that triggers liquidation. If the LTV reaches or exceeds the liquidation threshold, the system will automatically liquidate part or all of the collateral.
Specific Parameter Design
Liquidation Trigger Formula
Current LTV Calculation
liquidation conditions
Liquidation is triggered when the following conditions are met:
Liquidation scale
After liquidation, LTV returns to a safe range:
The value of the collateral that need to be liquidated is:
Example οΌETH
Assuming no liquidation rewards.
Collateral Value: $10,000 ETH
Loan Amount: $7,500
Maximum LTV: 75%, Liquidation Line: 85%
Liquidation Target LTV: 75%
Normal State:
Liquidation due to price fluctuations: Suppose the price of ETH drops, and the collateral value becomes $8,500.
Liquidation Size Calculation:
Target LTV = 75%
Execute Liquidation
Sell ETH worth $4,500 to repay part of the debt
bringing the LTV back to a safe range
Liquidation rules:
When a user's position contains multiple assets and the LTV reaches the liquidation line, liquidation will begin. To ensure fairness and avoid systemic risk, the following restrictions are set for the liquidation process:
Priority Liquidation Rules
High-Risk Asset As First Priority: Assets with higher volatility or greater risk, such as BONK, are given first priority for liquidation.
Liquidity As Second Priority: Highly liquid assets, such as ETH and USDC, are given second priority for liquidation to ensure minimal market impact during the process.
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