borrowed asset's valuation grows, then it will require more collateral much like a margin call on a stock exchange. but what if borrowed asset's valuation drops? will I be entitled to less collateral than I supplied at the time of borrowing?
e.g: I borrow 10 X for 10 ETH. then X's price drops twofold. after repaying the loan, will I get back 10 ETH or 5 ETH?
Lets say you deposit 10 eth and borrow 5 eth, after 1 year for example you need to repay 5.1 eth (0.1 are the fees)
yes-yes, I understand the interest bit. what I'm asking is, if I deposit 10 ETH as collateral, then after repaying the loan + interest will I always be able to get my 10 ETH back? or may it be less than 10 ETH if what I borrowed dropped in price meanwhile?
Yes you will be receive the 10 eth back
thanks, very curious. so, this provides a huge opportunity for hedging against price drops...
For sure you need to check your hf
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