Account Health Monitoring

Account health monitoring is the continuous, automated process of tracking the status of every user's position within a protocol to ensure it meets all margin requirements. The system calculates the account's health factor by comparing the value of the collateral to the value of the debt, adjusted for risk.

If the health factor drops below a certain level, the account is flagged for potential liquidation. This monitoring is done in real-time by the margin engine, which provides the data needed for users to manage their positions effectively.

Users can view their health factor through the platform's interface, allowing them to proactively add collateral if needed. This transparency is a key feature of decentralized finance, as it allows users to take control of their own risk.

Effective monitoring is essential for the smooth operation of the protocol and for preventing systemic issues. It ensures that the system is always aware of its exposure and can act quickly when needed.

By providing this information, the protocol empowers users to make informed decisions and maintain the health of their own positions. It is a core component of the user experience in any leveraged trading environment.

Time-Weighted Voting Power
Aggregate Exposure Monitoring
User Risk Profiling
Anti-Money Laundering Monitoring
Transaction Monitoring Latency
Drift Management
Health Ratios
Risk-Based Approach to Monitoring