Stability Vault Liquidations
Liquidations occur when an open position reaches the maximum LTV of a given vault. This means a user doesn't have enough collateral to support their borrowing.
Liquidations occur when the crypto market goes down in value. You can deposit $1,000 worth of SOL on Monday, and on Wednesday that value can be $800. If the value of your deposit gets too low and you do not pay back USDH, your deposit will be forfeited.
The USDH Vault (formerly Stability Pool) acts as an automatic liquidator in Hubble's hybrid liquidation model. USDH is designed to be backed by collateral at all times, and the USDH Vault helps guarantee this backing.
Users can provide USDH to the USDH Vault to earn liquidation rewards received in collateral assets. When a liquidation is triggered, USDH is burned to cover a liquidated user's debt, and forfeited collateral is distributed to USDH Vault providers.
As USDH Vault providers' USDH deposits decrease, their liquidation rewards increase. The tokens earned as liquidation rewards should be ~10% more valuable than the amount of USDH burned at the time a liquidation is triggered.
All assets from Hubble's DeFi Treasury.
Liquidation rewards are awarded proportionally to your % contribution to the pool. If your contribution constitutes 1% of the USDH Vault, you will receive 1% of all liquidation rewards.
Yes. If a liquidation occurs, a USDH Vault provider's USDH balance will decrease, but the net value of their account will increase. For every 1 USDH paid, USDH Vault contributors receive $1.1 worth of collateral. Essentially, contributors receive other users' collateral assets at a 10% discount.
Here’s an overview of our USDH Vault.
When the vault is empty, liquidations are redistributed amongst all debt holders. This means that both the collateral assets and the USDH debt of the liquidated position are distributed amongst current borrowers.
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