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Liquidation Prevention

Definition

Liquidation prevention refers to strategies and mechanisms designed to avoid the forced sale of collateralized digital assets in decentralized finance. These measures typically involve maintaining sufficient collateral ratios, actively managing loan positions, or utilizing automated systems to add collateral when market prices approach liquidation thresholds. The goal is to protect borrowers from losing their pledged assets due to market volatility or sudden price drops. Effective prevention helps maintain stability within lending protocols and safeguard user funds.