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Recovery Mode
During Recovery Mode, Troves with a collateral ratio below 150% can be liquidated.
Moreover, the system blocks borrower transactions that would further decrease the TCR. New Troves may only be issued by adjusting existing Troves in a way that improves their collateral ratio, or by opening a new Trove with a collateral ratio>=150%. In general, if an existing Trove's adjustment reduces its collateral ratio, the transaction is only executed if the resulting TCR is above 150%.
The Total Collateral Ratio or TCR is the ratio of the Dollar value of the entire system collateral at the current (BNB or ETH):USD price, to the entire system debt. In other words, it's the sum of the collateral of all Troves expressed in USD, divided by the debt of all Troves expressed in the stablecoin.
The goal of Recovery Mode is to incentivize borrowers to behave in ways that promptly raise the TCR back above 150%, and to incentivize USDL holders to replenish the Stability Pool.
Economically, Recovery Mode is designed to encourage collateral top-ups and debt repayments, and also acts as a self-negating deterrent: the possibility of it occurring actually guides the system away from ever reaching it. Recovery Mode is not a desirable state for the system.
While Recovery Mode has no impact on the redemption fee, the borrowing fee is set to 0% to maximally encourage borrowing (within the limits described above).
By increasing your collateral ratio to 150% or greater, your Trove will be protected from liquidation. This can be done by adding collateral, repaying debt, or both.
Yes, you can be liquidated below 150% if your Trove's collateral ratio is smaller than 150%. In order to avoid liquidation in Normal Mode and Recovery Mode, a user should keep their collateral ratio above 150%.
- ICR = Individual Collateral Ratio
- MCR = Minimum Collateral Ratio
- TCR = Total Collateral Ratio
- SP = Stability Pool
Condition | Liquidation Behavior |
|---|---|
ICR <=100% | Redistribute all debt and collateral (minus gas compensation) to active Troves. |
100% < ICR < MCR & SP USDL > Trove debt | USDL in the Stability Pool equal to the Trove's debt is offset with the Trove's debt. The Trove's collateral (minus gas compensation) is shared between depositors. |
100% < ICR < MCR & SP USDL < Trove debt | The total Stability Pool USDL is offset with an equal amount of debt from the Trove. A fraction of the Trove's collateral (equal to the ratio of its offset debt to its entire debt) is shared between depositors. The remaining debt and collateral (minus gas compensation) is redistributed to active Troves. |
MCR <= ICR < 150% & SP USDL >= Trove debt | The Stability Pool USDL is offset with an equal amount of debt from the Trove. A fraction of collateral with dollar value equal to 1.1 * debt is shared between depositors. Nothing is redistributed to other active Troves. Since its ICR was > 1.1, the Trove has a collateral remainder, which is sent to the CollSurplusPool and is claimable by the borrower. The Trove is closed. |
MCR <= ICR < 150% & SP USDL< Trove debt | Do nothing. |
ICR >= 150% | Do nothing. |
In Recovery Mode, liquidation loss is capped at 110% of a Trove's collateral. Any remainder, i.e. the collateral above 110% (and below the TCR), can be reclaimed by the liquidated borrower using the standard web interface.
This means that a borrower will face the same liquidation “penalty” (10%) in Recovery Mode as in Normal Mode if their Trove gets liquidated.