Debt doesn't
follow the tide.
A 25% price fall shrinks collateral value. The borrowed amount stays the same in this model, so loan-to-value rises.
Markets move. Debt stays put.
See how much room your collateral
really has to breathe.

Build a hypothetical position.
Pull the tide down. Find the point
where the cushion runs out.
Your cushion is holding.
*Threshold-based capacity minus debt; negative means a shortfall. No interest, fees, oracle delays or liquidation penalties included.
Amounts restore the threshold at the stressed price. Add more room to move below it.
A calm sea never tested a cushion. Save a scenario to compare it here.
This is an educational, browser-local model.
It tests a position, not a promise.
A 25% price fall shrinks collateral value. The borrowed amount stays the same in this model, so loan-to-value rises.
Reaching the threshold leaves no margin. Real protocols have their own pricing, fees and liquidation rules.
Adding collateral grows the denominator. Repaying debt shrinks the numerator. Try both before the next wave.