Liquidation Process (TWAP)

Liquidation Process (TWAP)

When it Happens

If the 24-hour grace window expires without sufficient action, we liquidate to bring the position back within policy or to close it entirely.

Step-by-Step

Final Snapshot

  • Timestamped view of obligations.

  • Collateral value (haircut).

  • Live caps.

Plan the Unwind

  • Size a TWAP program.

  • Keep market impact ≤ system cap.

Execution

  1. Hedged Loans (USDT/USDC/BTC):

    • Unwind hedges in sync.

    • Sell enough 0FX collateral to settle obligations in the borrowed asset.

    Apply Fees & Costs

    • Liquidation Fee: Designed to cover modeled impact.

    • Execution Costs: Gas, swaps, hedge close.

    Waterfall (Proceeds Allocation)

    1. Execution & operational costs

    2. Net funding (if any) and accrued base APR

    3. Principal

    4. Residual value (surplus collateral) → returned to your receiving wallet

    Proof & Notifications

    You receive transaction hashes for collateral sales, hedge closes, and repayments. A closeout statement shows the waterfall and any residual returned.

    If Liquidity is Thin

    • Extend the TWAP schedule or partial-liquidate to the nearest safe LTV, then reassess.

    • If oracle divergence or venue constraints persist, liquidation may proceed in phases until back inside policy.

    What You Can Expect

    A process aimed at minimizing market impact, keeping the system inside its cumulative impact cap, and returning any excess value to you after obligations and fees.

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