Key features
User Staking (Lenders)
Users can stake their assets into the TRS liquidity pool.
Staked assets become available as borrowable liquidity for traders.
Lenders earn yield from fees generated by leveraged traders.
Assets remain secure through a permissioned adapter, ensuring no impact on the original LP mechanics.
Long Positions (Leverage Trading)
Users can borrow assets from the TRS liquidity pool to open a long position.
TRS integrates with on-chain oracles to track asset prices in real time.
Positions are managed with collateral requirements, ensuring proper risk control.
Gains are settled in the borrowed asset, while liquidation occurs if the collateral ratio falls below the threshold.
Short Positions (Synthetic Borrowing)
Users can borrow assets from the TRS pool to sell on the market, effectively shorting them.
Short traders provide collateral to cover potential losses.
Profits are realized by repurchasing the asset at a lower price.
The system ensures that traders are always within a risk-managed environment to prevent under-collateralization
Liquidation Mechanism
TRS employs an automated liquidation system to protect lenders and maintain protocol stability.
When a trader's collateral ratio falls below a predefined threshold, the liquidation process is triggered.
The smart contract verifies liquidation conditions in real time.
If conditions are not met (e.g., due to abnormal market fluctuations or oracle delays), the liquidation is automatically halted to prevent unfair liquidations.
This mechanism ensures that traders are not subjected to unjust or excessive liquidations during volatile market conditions.
Total Return Swap provides a capital-efficient, decentralized, and flexible solution for traders and liquidity providers. By offering staking opportunities, leveraged long trades, and short-selling capabilities, TRS enhances trading strategies while maintaining a risk-managed environment.
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