Liquidation tax
Terms used in this lesson
- BTC
- The common market ticker for bitcoin.
- Block subsidy
- New bitcoin that consensus permits a block's coinbase transaction to create at a particular height.
- Collateral
- An asset pledged against a debt; it can be used to cover the debt if agreed conditions are breached.
- Vault
- A set of Bitcoin outputs and spending rules that holds collateral and represents the current loan state.
- Slippage
- Additional price movement incurred while filling a trade at available market depth.
Protocol calculations combine liquidation threshold and configured tax parameters; observed percentages must be derived from the active profile.
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A liquidation tax is a configured protocol deduction or transfer applied during liquidation. Its economic effect depends on the active threshold formula, transaction type, claimed collateral, debt absorbed, and destination of each flow.
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Read the liquidation threshold and tax fields from the exact profile used by the candidate vault.
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It is one configured protocol flow. Net liquidator return also depends on consideration paid, subsidy, fees, slippage, funding, price movement, and losses.
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