💞Recovery Mode
Recovery Mode is activated when the Total Collateral Ratio (TCR) of the protocol falls below 150%. It is designed to protect the protocol from a systemic risk of under-collateralization by prioritizing debt repayment and collateral distribution.
Key Changes During Recovery Mode
Minimum Collateral Ratio Enforcement Troves with a collateral ratio below 150% are immediately eligible for liquidation, receiving a 10% penalty upon liquidation.
Zero Minting Fee The borrowing fee is set to 0%, encouraging users to add collateral and stabilize the protocol.
Minting Restrictions Borrowing that would lower the TCR is blocked. New USDFC can only be issued if it improves a Trove’s collateral ratio or establishes a new Trove at 150% or higher. Adjustments reducing collateral ratio are permitted only if the resulting TCR exceeds 150%.
Stability Pool Operations The Stability Pool continues absorbing liquidations, distributing Filecoin (FIL) to depositors at a discount.
Purpose
The goal of Recovery Mode is to restore the TCR to 150% or higher and prevent a cascade of liquidations that could threaten the protocol’s stability.
Risk to Trove Holders
Trove holders should maintain a high collateral ratio during Recovery Mode to avoid liquidation.
Low-collateral Troves (below 150%) are more vulnerable and can be liquidated immediately.
Example Scenario
The TCR falls to 145%, triggering Recovery Mode.
Troves below 150% are prioritized for liquidation.
Users are incentivized to add collateral to protect their positions and restore system stability.
How do liquidations work in Recovery Mode?
ICR = Individual Collateral Ratio
MCR = Minimum Collateral Ratio
TCR = Total Collateral Ratio
SP = Stability Pool
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