I have a question about Aave. i understand that if borrowed asset's valuation grows, then it will require more collateral much like a margin call on a stock exchange. but what...
eh, liquidation can happen when price drops ? I thought it was supposed to happen if price raises beyond collateral in deposit...
hello, a question: I fail to swap a token due to "cannot estimate gas" error, even with 49% slippage, however, I clearly see the same token being swapped on pancakeswap via bs...
I'm just trying to figure out the catch. I could borrow, say, 10 ETH for 30000 USDT. then ETH price drops twofold, but I can still pull back my initial 30000 USDT deposit (min...
but this fact lets me easily hedge against price drops of volatile assets, if collateralized by stable assets like USDT. sounds too good to be true. what's the catch?
hey, could someone please clarify: aave liquidation is when my deposit is taken from me in exchange for not repaying the debt, right?