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  1. Concepts

Liquidations

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Hashstack uses a dual-liquidation methodology to ensure loans get liquidated in time, removing bad debt from the protocol. Dual-liquidation involves community-backed liquidations along with protocol-backed liquidations. When a loan becomes liquidable, we allow the community to liquidate. However, if the health factor drops further, protocol-managed liquidation bots come into action to remove loans before they create losses.

The health factor is used to determine when a loan can be liquidated and who can liquidate loans at which state. (More about health factor ).

  1. Hf > 109% - Healthy loan

  2. 109% ≥ Hf > 106% - Liquidation call

  3. Hf ≤ 106% - Liquidable by anyone

  4. Hf ≤ 104.5% - Liquidable by protocol

Hashstack currently uses (formerly Empiric) as its trusted oracle. The oracle is used at various points in the contracts:

  1. Determining the amount of leverage allowed based on the collateral and requested loan USDT value.

  2. Computing if a loan is liquidable.

  3. Allowing slippage in L3 integrations (Todo).

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