EZ Finance
  • Introduction
  • Overview
    • What's EZ-Fi?
    • Why EZ-Fi is unique?
    • EZ-Fi Links
  • Features
    • Leverage yield farming
      • Leveraged farming risk
      • Long leveraged farming
      • Short leveraged farming
    • Lending
    • Neutral Hedge farming (Soon)
    • Auto-Rebalance Vaults
      • Pseudo-Delta Neutral Strategy
      • PDN Rebalance
  • Knowledge
    • ibTokens
    • Types of pool
    • Benefits of Short/Long Position
    • APR Calculated on EZ-FI
    • Utility
    • Tokenomics
    • Fees
    • Auto-Compound
    • Insurance
  • Liquidation bounty
    • What is Liquidation & Liquidation Bounty?
  • Resources
    • Integration
    • FAQ
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  1. Liquidation bounty

What is Liquidation & Liquidation Bounty?

Liquidation occurs when leveraged positions on EZ-FI (>1x) have a Debt Ratio >= 90%. When this happens, liquidators can liquidate these positions by repaying the debt (partially or fully) and earn liquidation incentives. The liquidation varies for each liquidity pool.

For higher-volatile assets eg. APT, ETH, BTC, liquidation bounty can be as close to ~5% of the debt amount the liquidator repaid; while for lower-volatile assets eg. DAI, USDT, USDC, liquidation bounty is lower but can be as close to ~3% of the debt amount the liquidator repaid.

Note: The liquidation bounty will be paid in the form of LP tokens.

For instance, if liquidators liquidate a position with the collateral value equivalent to 100 APT by repaying 90 APT (90% LTV). Liquidators will get LP token back in a value equivalent to ~95 APT (EX. liquidation bounty for APT = 5%) and User will get LP token back in a value equivalent to ~5 APT

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