OPEN LAB · COLLATERAL / LIQUIDATION

Lending & Liquidation Free Lab

Deposit collateral, borrow, accrue interest, and shock the price. Then see who can trigger liquidation after the oracle updates. Every number is virtual.

LENDING SIMULATIONVirtual collateral · no advice
LENDING 001 · COLLATERAL / HEALTH / LIQUIDATION

TOKEN collateral → credits

Put one loan into the state machine and watch price, interest, oracle, and keeper actions reshape the account.

Current stateNo debtHealth
01Collateral
02Debt
03Risk moves
04Liquidation
Health
Oracle price120credits / TOKEN
Collateral value00 TOKEN
Current debt0Available 0
Healthliquidation line 1.00
Liquidation priceoracle reading
Account & collateral poolNo debt
Locked TOKEN
0
Debt / value
0
Wallet TOKEN
100
Account cash
5,000
Protocol liquidity
100,000
Liquidator TOKEN
0

Collateral is locked once deposited; a withdrawal first simulates the resulting health factor.

PRICE INPUTS · ORACLE BOUNDARYMarket price is not protocol price

Move the outside market, then choose when the oracle updates. Current gap 0.00%.

LIQUIDATION KEEPERCan a liquidator take over?

Line 1.00; bonus 5.00%. The button unlocks only after health crosses the boundary.

Liquidator credits50,000
LiquidatableNO
Bad debt0
Observation prompt

Deposit collateral, then borrow near the capacity. Capacity, health, and pool liquidity are three different boundaries.

Lending events1 EVENTS
  1. 01

    抵押池创建:100 TOKEN, 初始价格 120 credits.

ACTION HISTORYExperiment timeline
1 state snapshots

Use the slider to return to an earlier step. Continuing from there replaces the later history with a new sequence.

Initial state
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Not sure where to start? Try these four experiments.

01

Deposit 100 TOKEN, borrow near 75% LTV, and record the safety room that remains.

02

Advance interest while price stays flat, watch health fall, then repay part of the debt.

03

Lower the oracle price below the liquidation line, run the keeper, and follow credits and TOKEN.

04

Drop the market price while keeping the old oracle, then compare when risk truly appears.