EpsiLoan Protocol
  • 🌐EpsiLoan Protocol
    • Overview
    • Diversifying Collateral Options
    • The motivation behind EpsiLoan
    • Key benefits of EpsiLoan
    • Main use cases
  • ⚙️The power of Eigen Layer
    • Empowering Ethereum Security
    • Getting Started with EigenLayer Participation
    • Welcome to the World of LRTs
  • 🔑Protocol Concepts
    • Exploring the Spectrum of Stablecoins
    • Introducing EpsiLoan's yUSD
    • Collateral types
    • Vaults
      • Flexible Loan Duration with No Set Payback Period
      • Vault Collateral Ratio: Ensuring Stability and Flexibility
    • Fees
    • Minimum Collateral Ratio (MCR) and Recommended Collateral Ratio
    • Stability Pool and Liquidations
      • Deposit yUSD to the Stability Pool: Benefits and Incentives
      • Liquidations in the EpsiLoan Ecosystem: Ensuring System Stability
      • Vault Liquidators
      • Benefits for Stability Providers
      • What happens if liquidations occur while the stability pool is unfunded?
      • What is Overall Liquidation?
    • yUSD Price Stability and Rigid Redemptions
      • Rigid Redemptions in yUSD: Ensuring Stability with Fees
      • Is a redemption the same as paying back the debt?
      • Redemption Provider
      • Can I avoid being redeemed against?
    • Keepers and Liquidators
      • How Do I Benefit as a Liquidator?
      • How to Become a Liquidator?
  • epsilon dao tokenomics
    • Overview
    • ELN and xELN
    • Token Utilities
    • Fees and Rewards
    • Total Supply and Allocation
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What is Overall Liquidation?

By comprehending and engaging with EpsiLoan as a liquidator, redemption provider, or Keeper, you can capitalize on the diverse mechanisms crafted to uphold the stability of the yUSD stablecoin and safeguard the overall system. It's imperative to maintain a healthy collateral rate to mitigate the risk of liquidation and amplify the potential rewards of involvement in the protocol.

Here's how the liquidation process works in EpsiLoan's Overall Liquidation Mode:

Triggering Liquidation:

When the EpsiLoan's Overall Collateral Rate drops below 120%, users with a collateral rate below 120% may face full liquidation. This ensures that the system remains solvent and the yUSD stablecoin remains fully backed by collateral assets.

Liquidation Process:

In a full liquidation scenario, the liquidator is required to pay a certain amount of yUSD to obtain the equivalent value of collateral from the liquidated borrower. This value is determined by multiplying the amount of yUSD paid by the current collateral rate of the borrower, minus 1%.

Keeper's Reward:

During the liquidation process, the Keeper receives a fixed reward of 1% of the liquidated assets, regardless of the collateral rate of the borrower. This incentivizes Keepers to actively participate in maintaining the stability of the system.

Example Scenario: For instance, if Alice deposits 10 ETH (~$25,000) and borrows 21,000 yUSD, with a collateral rate of 119%, she may be subject to full liquidation. Bob, a liquidator, provides 21,000 yUSD to obtain Alice's 10 lrETH collateral. Once the liquidation is complete, Alice's debt and collateral both become 0.

By familiarizing yourself with the intricacies of EpsiLoan's liquidation mechanisms and actively engaging with the protocol, you can play a crucial role in ensuring its stability and viability. Whether as a liquidator, redemption provider, or Keeper, your participation contributes to the integrity and resilience of the EpsiLoan Protocol.

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