Total borrow
Debt liquidated in last 30d
Debt liquidatable in 30d
Snapshot
Cumulative debt liquidatable within 90 days (prices constant)
Projecting cumulative debt becoming liquidatable in the next window.
TTL curve under hypothetical utilisation
Recomputes the selected reserve's borrow / supply APY using its on-chain interest-rate curve at the chosen utilisation, then projects how the cumulative debt-to-liquidation curve shifts. Every other reserve keeps its current APY. Window: 90 days.
Debt liquidatable in 30 days — historical
Daily time-series of the interest-accrual-only metric from the chart above: for each UTC end-of-day snapshot, the total debt projected to become liquidatable within the next 30 days if prices stay constant. Backed by a historical replay — balances, prices, and rates are all fixed to the target block.
Debt liquidatable by a single-asset price shock (time constant)
Each asset can act as collateral for some users and as debt for others. Pick an asset to see how much debt becomes liquidatable when its price moves up (debt side becomes riskier) or down (collateral side becomes riskier), holding all other prices constant.