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Liquidations

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Last updated 16 days ago

Your current "Borrow Balance" and "Supply Balance" are calculated using Pyth or Switchboard oracles. Using these oracles, we can calculate your current health factor.

When your Health Bar (white) reaches the light blue line, your account is open to being liquidated. This light blue line, the Liquidation Threshold, is based on the parametersset on different tokens. We calculate this liquidation threshold based on the weighted average of all the assets you deposited.

When your account is open to being liquidated, our Third Party Liquidators will repay 20% of your loans by selling the equivalent amount in Collateral. The liquidators will also collect an additional 5% on the amount (20%) they liquidated, as a bounty to secure our protocol.

Liquidation Example

Let's say Bob supplied $10,000 USDC and borrowed $7,500 of BTC. BTC then goes up by 6.69% putting the BTC value at ~$8,000, making Bobs account eligible for liquidation.

The liquidator repays 20% of the BTC loan, $1,600, collects $1,600 from the collateral USDC supply to cover the BTC, then collects an additional 5% ($80) as a bonus for completing the liquidation successfully.

Now Bob has $10,000 - $1,600 - $80 = $8,320 in USDC, and $8,000 - $1,600 = $6,400 in BTC borrows while the liquidator paid $1600 in BTC and received 1,680 in USDC, for a profit of $80.

Bob's Liquidation Threshold drops from 80% -> 77%.