Recovery Mode

Vine Money incorporates a Recovery Mode to ensure the system's stability during periods of high volatility or when the overall health of the platform is at risk. It is a crucial mechanism that acts as a safeguard during times of heightened financial stress or systemic risk. By adjusting operational parameters based on the overall health of the platform, Vine ensures its resilience and long-term stability. This section explains the Recovery Mode's functionality, its triggering conditions, and its impact on the ecosystem.

Recovery Mode Triggers and Functionality

Global Total Collateral Ratio (GTCR): Recovery Mode is activated when the GTCR falls below a threshold of 180%. The GTCR is a measure of the overall health of the system.

\text{GTCR} = \frac{\sum \text{Collateral Value in USD}}{\sum \text{Debt in vUSD}} \times 100\%

Restrictions on Vaults: When Recovery Mode is active, certain operations are restricted to prevent actions that might further decrease the GTCR.
Impact on Borrowing: New vUSD can only be minted if it improves the collateral ratio of an existing vault or if a new vault is opened with a collateral ratio greater than or equal to 180%.
Exiting Recovery Mode: An improvement in GTCR leads to the deactivation of Recovery Mode once the GTCR rises above the set threshold of 180%.

Liquidation Process in Recovery Mode

Modified Liquidation Criteria: In Recovery Mode, vaults with a collateral ratio below the GTCR are subject to liquidation even if the collateral ratio is above 150%.
Liquidation Mechanics: The specifics of liquidation in Recovery Mode vary based on the individual collateral ratio (ICR) of the vaults and the status of the Stability Pool.

\text{If ICR} < \text{GTCR and SP vUSD} \geq \text{Vault Debt, then Liquidate}

Impact on Liquidations: In Recovery Mode, vaults with collateral ratios below GTCR are liquidation-prone. A ratio over 180% avoids liquidation, with losses capped at 120% of collateral.

Strategies for Users in Recovery Mode

Maintaining High Collateral Ratios: Users are encouraged to maintain collateral ratios above the GTCR to avoid liquidation.
Active Monitoring: Users should actively monitor the status of their vaults, especially in volatile market conditions to ensure they are not prone to liquidation.

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Recovery Mode Triggers and Functionality

Global Total Collateral Ratio (GTCR): Recovery Mode is activated when the GTCR falls below a threshold of 180%. The GTCR is a measure of the overall health of the system.

\text{GTCR} = \frac{\sum \text{Collateral Value in USD}}{\sum \text{Debt in vUSD}} \times 100\%

Restrictions on Vaults: When Recovery Mode is active, certain operations are restricted to prevent actions that might further decrease the GTCR.

Impact on Borrowing: New vUSD can only be minted if it improves the collateral ratio of an existing vault or if a new vault is opened with a collateral ratio greater than or equal to 180%.

Exiting Recovery Mode: An improvement in GTCR leads to the deactivation of Recovery Mode once the GTCR rises above the set threshold of 180%.

Liquidation Process in Recovery Mode

Modified Liquidation Criteria: In Recovery Mode, vaults with a collateral ratio below the GTCR are subject to liquidation even if the collateral ratio is above 150%.

Liquidation Mechanics: The specifics of liquidation in Recovery Mode vary based on the individual collateral ratio (ICR) of the vaults and the status of the Stability Pool.

\text{If ICR} < \text{GTCR and SP vUSD} \geq \text{Vault Debt, then Liquidate}

Impact on Liquidations: In Recovery Mode, vaults with collateral ratios below GTCR are liquidation-prone. A ratio over 180% avoids liquidation, with losses capped at 120% of collateral.