# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Liquidation

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After Researching How to Add Leverage to Prediction Markets, I Found This Problem Almost Unsolvable

Leverage in prediction markets remains a major unsolved challenge due to the unique nature of binary outcomes. Unlike traditional assets, prediction market shares have a fixed maximum value of $1 and can drop to zero instantly upon event resolution, causing discontinuous price "jumps." This jump risk makes high leverage extremely dangerous, as liquidation mechanisms fail during sudden price moves, potentially leaving lenders with losses. Real-world cases, like dYdX’s TRUMPWIN market during the 2024 election, show even well-designed systems with safeguards can fail under jump conditions. Current solutions vary: some platforms (e.g., HyperliquidX, Drift) limit leverage to 1-1.5x; others use dynamic risk management (e.g., D8X, PredictEX); while some offer high leverage without clear risk disclosure. The core issue is that prediction markets resemble exotic options, not perpetual futures, and may require specialized, exchange-level infrastructure—such as time-based margin calls and multi-layer insurance—to manage jump risk transparently on-chain. Until then, sustainable high leverage remains elusive.

Odaily星球日报12/17 09:57

After Researching How to Add Leverage to Prediction Markets, I Found This Problem Almost Unsolvable

Odaily星球日报12/17 09:57

DeFi Trend Shifts: Stablecoin Public Chains Recede, RWA Faces Critical Regulatory Window

Crypto market sentiment is currently bearish, with many traders predicting Bitcoin could fall below $50,000. Attention and capital are shifting toward AI, away from crypto. The author’s strategy has shifted toward holding mostly BTC and ETH, along with a few cash-flow-generating alts like AAVE and LINK, avoiding speculative public chains and L2s. Key topics discussed: - Aave faces governance tension between Aave DAO and Aave Labs, reflecting broader DeFi governance challenges. - Aave V4 introduces improved liquidation mechanisms. - Stablecoin-focused Layer 1 blockchains are struggling to gain market share against established chains like Ethereum and Tron. Their real potential lies in onboarding off-chain users, not competing internally. - RWA and stock tokenization gain momentum after the SEC approved DTCC’s tokenization plan. Ethereum and L2s are seen as compliant options. This development is viewed as a net positive for the sector, including projects like Ondo Finance. - Ondo uses a clever system with its own stablecoin, USDₒ, to enable large on-chain tokenized stock trades without relying on external liquidity. - Ethena’s Season 4 airdrop requires users to deposit and trade on HyENA to qualify, aiming to boost its perps trading platform. - Tempo, developed by Stripe and Paradigm, has launched its testnet, targeting efficient stablecoin payments with major enterprise partners.

比推12/17 07:09

DeFi Trend Shifts: Stablecoin Public Chains Recede, RWA Faces Critical Regulatory Window

比推12/17 07:09

XRP Breaks Down Yet Again, Losing the $2 Mark, with a Potential 10% Drop Looming?

XRP has experienced a sharp decline, falling 4.3% in 24 hours and breaking below the critical $2 support level. The drop was driven by significant selling pressure, with $584 million in long liquidations and a doubling in trading volume to $3.9 billion. Despite the price drop, XRP ETFs have recorded 21 consecutive days of net inflows, indicating continued institutional interest. Key support is now at $1.86. A break below this level could lead to a further 10% decline toward the October 10 low of $1.58. The RSI is at 21.5, indicating extreme oversold conditions, which has previously led to minor rebounds. However, a sustained bounce depends on holding the $1.86 support. Investors are also exploring new opportunities like the presale of meme coin Maxi Doge ($MAXI), which has raised over $4 million. The current situation reflects a battle between institutional accumulation and retail selling. Caution is advised—wait for clear signs of a price bottom before considering entry.

金色财经12/17 04:40

XRP Breaks Down Yet Again, Losing the $2 Mark, with a Potential 10% Drop Looming?

金色财经12/17 04:40

DeFi Recent Updates: Stablecoin Public Chains Face Internal Competition and Cooling Off, RWA Welcomes Its 'SEC Moment'

The DeFi market is currently bearish, with sentiment leaning towards further downside for Bitcoin and a shift of attention and capital towards AI. The author's strategy involves moving away from most altcoins to focus on major assets like BTC and ETH, retaining only a few with strong cash flows like AAVE and LINK. Key developments include a governance dispute between Aave DAO and Aave Labs, highlighting industry-wide governance challenges, and an update to Aave V4's liquidation mechanism to reduce over-liquidations. The article discusses the underwhelming performance of new stablecoin-focused Layer 1 blockchains, which have failed to significantly capture market share from established players like Ethereum and Tron. Their true potential lies in onboarding new, off-chain stablecoin users, a challenging task. A major focus is on the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA) following the SEC's approval of DTCC's tokenization plan. This is seen as a significant, positive regulatory step. The approval outlines strict requirements for compliant blockchains, with Ethereum/L2s being a likely fit. This development is analyzed as a potential indirect benefit for existing projects like Ondo Finance, which recently had an SEC investigation closed with no charges. Ondo's mechanism for facilitating large on-chain stock token trades using its own stablecoin, USDon, is explained. Other updates include Ethena's new airdrop season requirements, which users must interact with its HyENA perps platform, and the testnet launch of Tempo, a new payments-focused blockchain backed by Stripe and Paradigm.

marsbit12/17 04:20

DeFi Recent Updates: Stablecoin Public Chains Face Internal Competition and Cooling Off, RWA Welcomes Its 'SEC Moment'

marsbit12/17 04:20

Machi Big Brother's Leverage Game: Where Does the 'Never-Ending' Money Come From?

Machi Big Brother (Jeffrey Huang), a well-known crypto investor, suffered a series of 10 liquidations on Hyperliquid, causing his account balance to plummet from $1.3 million to just over $53,000. This is part of a pattern of extreme leveraged trading—using 15x to 25x leverage—that has previously led to a $54.5 million swing from profit to loss. Despite these massive losses, he repeatedly replenishes his margin, raising the question: where does the money come from? His capital structure has three main sources: 1. **Traditional tech exit**: He co-founded 17LIVE (formerly 17 Media), and a 2020 share buyback provided substantial liquid fiat capital. 2. **Early crypto projects**: Though controversial and often unsuccessful (e.g., Mithril and Cream Finance), these ventures generated significant early crypto-native capital. 3. **NFT liquidity mining**: He strategically monetized high-value NFTs (like Bored Apes) through large-scale sales, airdrop farming (e.g., Blur rewards), and NFT-backed lending, continuously converting illiquid assets into ETH or stablecoins. His ability to absorb millions in losses suggests a deep, diversified reserve, estimated at over $100 million in unallocated liquid capital. He further refreshes this reserve by launching new token projects, like MACHI on Blast. For ordinary investors, this case is a stark warning: extreme leverage is highly risky, and surviving such volatility requires immense capital depth most do not have. Transparency on-chain exposes these risks, but the mechanical efficiency of platforms like Hyperliquid can amplify losses. The key lesson: survival outweighs the pursuit of rapid riches.

深潮12/16 14:53

Machi Big Brother's Leverage Game: Where Does the 'Never-Ending' Money Come From?

深潮12/16 14:53

Hyperliquid to Launch Portfolio Margin: A Game-Changer or a Double-Edged Sword?

Hyperliquid, a leading Perp DEX, is introducing portfolio margin on its testnet, a significant upgrade aimed at professional and institutional traders. This system unifies users' spot and perpetual accounts, calculating margin requirements based on net risk exposure rather than summing individual positions. It rewards hedging strategies by freeing up capital, potentially improving efficiency by over 30%, as seen in traditional finance. This move signals Hyperliquid's strategic shift towards courting capital-efficient institutional players, offering benefits like a unified account for seamless trading, automatic yield on idle assets, and a theoretical 3.35x increase in leverage. It aims to support complex strategies like delta-neutral trading and arbitrage, potentially improving liquidity and tightening spreads. However, the system amplifies risks inherent in DeFi's lender-of-last-resort absence. Higher efficiency means losses and liquidations can accelerate more quickly. In extreme market conditions, correlated crashes could cause hedges to fail simultaneously, rapidly expanding risk exposure. Furthermore, the liquidation of a large, leveraged unified account could trigger a multi-asset fire sale, potentially creating a cascading liquidation spiral across connected markets and even impacting integrated lending protocols within Hyperliquid's HyperEVM ecosystem. This innovation is a high-stakes gamble on attracting institutions and a severe test for DeFi's resilience.

marsbit12/16 13:20

Hyperliquid to Launch Portfolio Margin: A Game-Changer or a Double-Edged Sword?

marsbit12/16 13:20

Fighting Repeatedly, Losing Repeatedly, Where Does Machi's 'Endless Supply of Money' Come From?

Last night, the crypto market witnessed another dramatic liquidation event. Prominent investor Jeffrey Huang (known as "Machi Big Brother") saw his long positions on Hyperliquid get liquidated 10 times in rapid succession. His account balance plummeted from $1.3 million to just over $53,000—wiping out more than $1.25 million. This is not his first major loss. In October 2024, a $79 million ETH long position was liquidated, resulting in a net loss of over $10 million and a $54.5 million profit reversal. Despite these massive losses, Huang repeatedly replenishes his margin, often within days, and continues high-leverage trading, frequently using 15x to 25x leverage. The article explores the source of his seemingly endless capital. It identifies three main layers: 1) Traditional tech exit liquidity from the sale of his shares in 17LIVE; 2) Capital from early, controversial crypto projects like Mithril (MITH) and Cream Finance (CREAM); and 3) A sophisticated NFT liquidity engine where he strategically sells high-value NFTs (like Bored Apes), farms airdrops (e.g., Blur), and uses NFT-backed lending to generate constant streams of ETH and stablecoins. His ability to absorb millions in losses suggests a deep, diversified liquidity reserve, estimated at over $100 million. He further refreshes this capital by launching new token projects, like MACHI on Blast. For ordinary investor, his story is a stark warning about the extreme risks of high-leverage trading and the importance of survival over the pursuit of rapid riches.

marsbit12/16 11:10

Fighting Repeatedly, Losing Repeatedly, Where Does Machi's 'Endless Supply of Money' Come From?

marsbit12/16 11:10

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