Glossary
Total value locked
Total value routed
Loan to value ratio. With Dynamic, the max LTV is 80%
Stands for interest rate model (descending based on TVR)
Stands for liquidity provider who are rewarded with yield
Interest is what you receive when lending or what you pay when borrowing
The capital or value put up to secure a loan. With Dynamic, you may borrow up to 80% of your current balance. For example, let's say you have bills coming up, but don't want to sell your ETH. You can borrow USDC and pay it back later with no due date or hidden fees.
The percentage of assets borrowed from the supply, calculated as:
Leverage helps users multiply their long or short exposure to assets
Leverage cycles so you get can the exposure you prefer. For example, you may supply $1,000 of ETH, borrow $500 of USDC, swap it back to ETH and supply again. With Dynamic Loops, the process is all automated in one transaction. It is currently under development.
Ratio which determines how much collateral is required to take out a loan of a given token. For example, if a user supplies $1,000 of ETH as collateral and the collateral factor for ETH is 80%, then the user can borrow assets worth $800 (80% of the collateral supplied).
When the value of a borrowed position exceeds the collateral factor, liquidation will happen. With Dynamic, a borrow position will be partially (not fully) liquidated to rebalance the loan. When a loan is liquidated, a 12% liquidation incentive is also charged to the loan.
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