Abax Documentation
  • 🧮Meet Abax!
    • Overview
    • Glossary
  • Lending
    • Collateral & Borrowing
    • Health Factor
    • Market Rules
    • Interest Rate Model
    • Liquidation
      • Liquidation Formula
    • Protocol Fee
  • Tokenomics
    • Abax Token
    • Public Contribution
    • Promotional Campaigns
  • How to Use Abax
    • How to Start Using Abax?
    • How Can I Make a Deposit?
    • How Do I Withdraw?
    • How Can I Borrow?
    • How Do I Repay Debt?
  • Governance
    • Governance System
  • Contracts
    • Lending Protocol
      • Lending Pool
        • Messages
          • Lending Pool Actions
          • Lending Pool Flash
          • Lending Pool Maintain
          • Lending Pool Manage
          • Lending Pool View
          • A Token Interface
          • V Token Interface
        • Storage
          • Types
          • Structs
        • Calculations
          • Interest Accumulation
          • Account Interest Accumulation
          • Rate Recalculation
          • Calculate Lending Power
        • Errors
    • Abax DAO
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  1. Meet Abax!

Glossary

Some terms that are a basis for understanding how the Lending Protocol works may be unfamiliar to a new user. Below the terms that will help anyone understand how the Lending Protocol works are listed. Moreover, this glossary standardizes the terms to make communication in the whole Abax community easier.

Blockchain native terms

term
description

account

smart contract

PSP22

Lending Pool terms

term
description

Asset

A PSP22 smart contract.

Lending Pool

A smart contract that allows users to deposit and borrow assets.

reserve

A Lending Pool is divided into the reserves. Each reserve is responsible for managing one asset. For example, there is BTC reserve, ETH reserve, USDT reserve, etc.

deposit

Assets of an account that were transferred on the account's behalf to the Lending Pool during the Lending Pool 'deposit' function execution plus the accumulated yield interest.

collateral

Deposits of an account that were selected by the account to secure the account's debts.

debt

Assets that were borrowed on behalf of an account from the Lending Pool during the Lending Pool 'borrow' function execution plus the accumulated debt interest.

reserve utilization rate

A ratio of all deposits to all debts in the reserve.

debt interest rate

An interest rate that is accumulated on the debt. The rate depends on the reserve utilization rate. The higher the utilization the higher the rate.

yield interest rate

An interest rate that is accumulated on the deposit. The rate depends on the reserve utilization rate. The yield comes from dividing the debt interest rate paid by borrowers among the lenders.

Collateral Coefficient

Collateral Power

Debt Coefficient

Debt Power

Health Factor

Collateralized

An account is collateralized if its Collateral Power is greater or equal to its Debt Power. In other words, if the account's Health Factor is greater or equal to 1.

Liquidation

A process of selling an account's collateral to repay the account's debt when the account is not collateralized during the Lending Pool 'liquidate' function execution. Read more...

Liquidation penalty

Excess of collateral that is sold during liquidation to incentivize liquidators. Read more...

Lending Pool actors types

actor
description

Depositor

An account that deposits assets into the Lending Pool.

Borrower

An account that borrows assets from the Lending Pool against collateral.

Flash Borrower

An account that borrows assets from the Lending Pool and repays the debt in one transaction.

Liquidator

An account that liquidates the position of undercollateralized accounts.

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A standard of a smart contract that manages balances of a fungible asset represented on on substrate blockchains:

A non-negative value smaller than 1 which denotes the collateral's ability to cover the debt. The higher the value the more one can borrow against the collateral.

A total measure of an account's ability to borrow that is generated by all the account's collaterals.

A greater than 1 value which denotes the debt's requirements for the collateral. The higher the value the more the debt requires Collateral Power.

A total measure of an account's required Collateral Power to cover the account's debts.

A measure of liquidation risk of an account against assets' price changes. It is a ratio of Debt Power to Collateral Power. The higher the value than 1 the less risk an account being liquidated.

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https://docs.substrate.io/learn/accounts-addresses-keys/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_contract
https://github.com/w3f/PSPs/blob/master/PSPs/psp-22.md
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