Liquidations

Liquidation Incentive

When a borrower’s position is liquidatable, up to the entire borrowed balance can be repaid by a liquidator. Once liquidated, an amount of the borrower’s collateral equal to the value of repayment plus the liquidation incentive is seized from the borrower and transferred to the liquidator in exchange for repaying the borrowed token amounts.

Borrowers

Borrowers should periodically monitor their Current Leverage and Liquidation Prices for outstanding leveraged positions to ensure they are sufficiently collateralized.

Liquidation doesn’t necessarily mean losing 100% of LP equity. After a borrower’s position is liquidated, the borrower keeps any remaining collateral (and debt, if the entire borrowed balance is not repaid) for the position.

Avoiding Liquidation

Borrowers may choose from a number of strategies to avoid liquidation:

• Choose lending pools with more stability. Token pairs with higher volatility have a greater chance of going above or below the range of Liquidation Prices.

• Choose a smaller amount of leverage, with a wider range of Liquidation Prices, when you open a new leveraged position.

• Monitor your leveraged positions, especially during periods of high volatility, and decide whether you want to deleverage.

Finally, you may choose to supply tokens instead of borrowing. Supplied tokens have no risk of impermanent loss or liquidation. You can supply tokens in the Lend tab for any lending pool.