Moar Market Docs
  • Moar Market
  • Protocol Overview
    • Credit Account
    • Credit Manager
    • Pool Module
    • Isolated Pools
    • Aggregator Pools
    • Liquidations
    • Interest Rate Models
    • Collaterals
    • Adapters
  • Product Applications
    • Leverage Farming
    • Margin Trading
  • Integrations
    • Protocols
    • Tokens
  • Protocol Fees
  • Points
  • Oracle
  • Contracts
  • Audits
  • Terms of Service
  • Privacy Policy
  • Links
Powered by GitBook
On this page
  1. Protocol Overview

Liquidations

PreviousAggregator PoolsNextInterest Rate Models

Last updated 9 months ago

Moar uses LTV as a loan health gauge, which is calculated as follows:

The current collateral is based on the current state of the account instead of deposits/withdrawals. Current collateral is always calculated as follows:

The loan can be liquidated when LTV is equal to or higher than X%. At this point, Moar-owned and third-party liquidation bots are incentivized to liquidate part of the loan, to reduce the LTV to a healthy level and acquire a liquidation bonus.