Rate Limits
Rate Limits are implemented on withdrawals & deposits as a security measure against exploits.
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What are Rate Limits?
Rate limiting is a protective mechanism commonly used in DeFi protocols (e.g., Echelon, Hyperion) to safeguard users' funds in the event of an exploit. Without Rate Limits, if an attacker finds a vulnerability, unrestricted withdrawals could drain liquidity before the protocol can respond. Rate limits are a protective measure against this risk.
Key notes:
Moar enforces global rate limits that apply to both Lending and Credit Accounts.
In practice, most users will never notice rate limits unless trying to move unusually large amounts in a short timeframe.
Limits are not user-specific but apply across the protocol as a whole.
Thresholds may be adjusted based on TVL & usage.
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