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General Discussion / Re: Brainstorm - Bit20 MSSR / margin call
« on: January 05, 2017, 07:59:11 pm »
Great conversation between the two of you guys !
It has been very instructive and I've reached more or less the same conclusion as you have.
Squeeze Protection Price (SQPR) should be set higher so that margin call orders are executed against part of the order book or at very least, sits near the first seller.
Keep a low maintenance collateral ratio (MCR) in order to allow a higher degree of leverage.
I'm not sure you are allowed to set these two parameters independently.
The doc has been written by @xeroc I think, maybe he could enlight us with its knowledge.
I can announce the change and let shorters adjust their collateral during days before I actually change it. Another way to do it would be to increase it by 5% every x days until reaching the new value.
Good question ... I'm not sure the doc answer this question .. Xeroc ?
It has been very instructive and I've reached more or less the same conclusion as you have.
Squeeze Protection Price (SQPR) should be set higher so that margin call orders are executed against part of the order book or at very least, sits near the first seller.
Keep a low maintenance collateral ratio (MCR) in order to allow a higher degree of leverage.
I'm not sure you are allowed to set these two parameters independently.
The doc has been written by @xeroc I think, maybe he could enlight us with its knowledge.
I mean raising MSSR takes the leverage away from shorters. And some of them will suddenly get into the margin call zone. Changing MSSR from high to low is fine, no harm to nobody, it is changing the other way around that can piss off some people.
I can announce the change and let shorters adjust their collateral during days before I actually change it. Another way to do it would be to increase it by 5% every x days until reaching the new value.
Do you also need to adjust MCR if you change MSSR?
Good question ... I'm not sure the doc answer this question .. Xeroc ?