- Transactions add up to, explain
- 4.7K
- Moved by the pool, explain
- 4.7K cleared, net (the timeline names each part)
Loan 2 of 2, 11 Feb – 16 Jul 2025, closed · earlier loan 14 Jan – 3 Feb 2025, liquidated. Closing or liquidating leaves the NFT with its owner, who can fund it again.
This position is closed after 2 liquidations — the pool’s own figures stand at zero collateral and zero fxUSD debt
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Every figure is in fxUSD, the pool's debt token: fxUSD is not pinned to a dollar, and the pool's oracle prices stETH in fxUSD, the price it holds the debt against. Each stETH flow is converted at the price the pool applied to it, so on the collateral side the last line, Market move and funding since the last event, is the change in that price since each flow with the funding taken since the last event.
The pool is read at every block that moved this position, just before and after it, so each event's lines are exact to the pool's rounding. A deposit or withdrawal of wstETH is converted to stETH at the wstETH rate at its block. What the pool moved between two events, with no event of this position's, has a dashed line: Funding, the collateral the pool takes as its funding charge, and Others' bad debt added, the debt the pool spreads over every position when a liquidation leaves some unpaid. Neither is read between events, so each balance stays as its last event left it until the next one states the change; today's figures are the pool's reading.
Between this position’s transactions, funding takes collateral, rebalances and redemptions take collateral and debt, a pool-wide liquidation can write debt off, and other positions’ bad debt adds debt. Each row is one stretch between two transactions: the pool’s reading of the position at its start and end, and the difference.
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