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Illustrative positions / No funds move

Your position

$100,000 starting collateral / $50,000 starting debt

Stressed collateral
$85,000
Debt after repayment
$45,000
Loan to value
52.9%
Reserve used
$5,000

The effect of your rule

Loan to value across price declinesLoading the scenario curve

Each point models a separate price shock and at most one repayment / 80% LTV is the liquidation boundary

A $5,000 repayment reduces LTV from 58.8% to 52.9%

Up to $10,000 in $500 increments

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How this model works

Each position starts with $100,000 of equity-linked collateral and a $10,000 illustrative reserve

Starting debt is $50,000 for NVDA, $42,000 for AAPL and $68,000 for TSLA

A single price decline changes collateral value, then your rule can model one repayment if LTV reaches the chosen trigger and stays below 80%

At or above 80% LTV, no repayment or rescue is assumed / This is a boundary test, not a liquidation engine

The model excludes fees, interest, slippage, oracle delays, market liquidity and execution / It does not forecast prices or returns

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