JustLend DAO reduces ETHB collateral factor from 75% to 45% and raises reserve factor to 100%
JustLend DAO implemented a governance-approved parameter update reducing the ETHB Market collateral factor from 75% to 45% and raising the reserve factor from 10% to 100%. Multiple posts from different authors confirm the change was implemented following community governance approval.
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@urdav3
75% → 45%. That change deserves attention if you use ETHB as collateral on JustLend DAO. Following the latest governance-approved update, the ETHB Market collateral factor has been reduced from 75% to 45%. At the same time, the reserve factor has moved from 10% to 100%. Why https://t.co/mNvZsFek3R
@urdav3
One of the most dangerous assumptions in leveraged DeFi is: “My position was healthy when I opened it, so it should still be healthy.” JustLend DAO’s ETHB Market update shows why that assumption can fail. The collateral factor has now been adjusted from 75% to 45%, following https://t.co/lnKBxz0mmW
@VKESH_AD
DeFi moves quickly, and every protocol update is a reason to take another look at your strategy. For everyone currently interacting with ETHB Market, the recent parameter changes are an important reminder to stay proactive rather than reactive. If you hold an active ETHB https://t.co/DgNVeJjWYI
@DeFi_JUST
A reminder for ETHB Market users: Following the latest parameter update, users with ETHB positions are encouraged to review and manage their positions. If you have an outstanding ETHB borrow position, please continue to monitor your account and make any necessary adjustments
@urdav3
The ETHB Market update highlights something that is easy to overlook in DeFi: governance decisions can directly affect active financial positions. JustLend DAO has now implemented two governance-approved changes. ETHB’s collateral factor has moved from 75% to 45%, while its https://t.co/aIjlnUbjOW
@urdav3
Risk management in DeFi is not static. JustLend DAO’s latest ETHB Market parameter update is a good example of why borrowers should continuously monitor their positions rather than assuming yesterday’s settings will remain unchanged. Following community governance approval, the https://t.co/0pFJowgXGv
@urdav3
DeFi protocols sometimes need to choose conservatism over maximum capital efficiency. The latest ETHB Market adjustment on JustLend DAO illustrates that trade-off. Following community governance approval, ETHB’s collateral factor has been reduced from 75% to 45%, while the https://t.co/KdyenrCgBy