Forecast construction
Terms used in this lesson
- Vault
- A set of Bitcoin outputs and spending rules that holds collateral and represents the current loan state.
- Collateral
- An asset pledged against a debt; it can be used to cover the debt if agreed conditions are breached.
- UNIT
- Ducat’s dollar-pegged stablecoin, the asset a borrower can create against bitcoin collateral.
Base, downside, and upside cases expose volume, price, utilization, fee, adoption, churn, and expense assumptions with sensitivities.
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A forecast is a conditional model, not a protocol fact. It combines assumptions about users, vault size, issuance, utilization, fees, liquidations, prices, retention, and expenses to produce a range of possible outcomes.
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Define monthly or quarterly periods and specify starting balances and cohorts.
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Correct formulas still produce unsupported outputs if activity, fee, adoption, loss, and expense inputs lack evidence.
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