Borrowing
Collateral
$105
104.924 USDC
115.387 WELL
Debt
$86
0.032 WETH
1.16% borrow rate
Borrow capacity: 92.9% of the liquidation line
$7 more to borrow
liquidation at $92 debt
7% from liquidation
This position borrows against its supplied collateral and is within its borrowing limit:
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At the Comptroller’s own oracle prices the supplied markets are worth $105 and the borrowed markets $86.
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The 104.924 USDC supply (worth $105) earns the market rate (14.65% APR).
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The 115.387 WELL supply (worth $0.24) earns the market rate (0.28% APR).
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The WELL supply is not entered as collateral — minting alone doesn’t enter a market, so it backs no borrowing and can’t be seized. It only earns.
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The account borrows 0.032 WETH at 1.16% APR against USDC collateral counted at $105 by the Comptroller’s own risk check.
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The Comptroller reports $7 of borrowing power still unused.
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The debt stands at 92.9% of the liquidation line. That line sits at $92 of debt at current prices.
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Health factor 1.08 — collateral capacity (each entered market counts up to its collateral factor) is 1.08× the debt; at 1.0 the shortfall begins.
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The collateral basket can fall about 7% before the account is liquidatable.
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The debt accrues at a 1.16% borrow rate.
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A liquidation here repays at most 50% of one borrowed market per seizure (the close factor) and the liquidator takes collateral worth that repayment plus 10% — a partial nudge back over the line, not a full absorb.
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