Liquidation ladder and band
Different margin or loan-to-value per slice turns one liquidation price into a band of staggered levels.
One line versus a band
A normal leveraged position has exactly one liquidation price, and trackers print it. The liquidation ladder gives each slice different margin or loan-to-value, so your liquidation prices sit on a band instead of one line.
Why a band helps
- There is no single level worth pushing price into. Each level only closes one smaller slice.
- Each level belongs to an account that looks like an ordinary user, not a known whale.
- The risk engine watches the closest level first, so it has room to act before the rest of the band is reached.
Perps and lending
- What varies per slice
- PerpsMargin and leverage
- LendingLoan-to-value
- What spreads out
- PerpsLiquidation price per slice
- LendingLiquidation price per loan
- How a slice is guarded
- PerpsAdd margin through the rail, or trim
- LendingRepay through the rail, or trim
Band alerts
Liquidation band alerts are private alerts on your device when price nears your band on any chain. They are computed locally, so no server learns where your levels are.