🪄Base Price Adjustment
Secure Assets and Protocol
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Secure Assets and Protocol
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In the case of Zero Coupon Bonds, which begin trading at a significant discount and mature at par value (100 on our platform), borrowers are required to progressively increase their collateral over time.
To safeguard borrowers from the risk of liquidation, while also minimizing insolvency risks for our protocol, we mandate a minimum collateral requirement that varies based on the currency and the duration of the loan.
To secure user assets and protect the protocol from market exploitation, we introduce the minimum collateral base price (Base Price: BP). It will be used to calculate the required collateral for borrowers such that the input bond price is lower than the BP.
The BP is determined according to the following formula and pre-set reference base prices, categorized by the asset's yield range. It is an interpolated value with the corresponding duration of the bonds t: time to maturity, using two reference base prices, BP at Maturity and BP of 1y Duration.
| Category | Yield range | BP at Maturity | BP of 1y Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
1) Category A, 0.25y Duration:
2) Category C, 1.0 Duration:
3) Category F, 1.5y Duration:
In the examples above, we simplified the calculations by using annualized Duration. However, it's important to note that the actual calculations for our contract are based on seconds.
Category will be set depending on the APR of the currency.
We review the category in quarterly basis and revise if needed with community vote on the APR movement during the observing period.
| Currency | Category |
|---|---|
BTC
A
ETH
B
FIL
F
USDC
B
BP (t)
Minimum collateral required base price
P_M
Reference Base Price at Maturity (0y Duration)
P_1Y
Reference Base Price of 1y Duration
t
Time to maturity in seconds
secondsPerYear
365 * 24 * 60 * 60
A
0%~3%
96.00
93.00
B
3%~5%
96.00
91.00
C
5%~7.5%
96.00
89.00
D
7.5%~10%
96.00
87.00
E
10%~15%
96.00
84.00
F
15%~
96.00
81.00