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Price aggregation

Our protocol utilizes multiple price sources depending on the situation.

Let us describe them all:

  • Prices from decentralized protocols such as 1inch and Uniswap

We use them to calculate the exchange value of one coin for another after a loan transaction. In other words, to determine your trade outcome upon closing. The same algorithm is used at the opening, but in reverse.

  • Prices from lending protocols

These prices are utilized to compute the potential leverage, liquidation price, and funding rate.

As you can see, all prices are derived from independent sources, and the risk of price manipulation is relatively low.

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