Strike founder responds to adjustment of margin call policy, prioritizing protection of BTC collateral assets and ensuring no full liquidation
According to ChainCatcher, Jack Mallers, founder of the bitcoin payment app Strike, responded on the X platform to clarify the adjustment of margin call policies. He stated that Strike's loan mechanism does not fully liquidate bitcoin collateral. When a loan falls below the maintenance margin level, the platform only conducts partial liquidation to restore the loan to approximately 65% healthy loan-to-value (LTV) ratio.
Jack Mallers added that this mechanism is designed to maintain loan health while protecting users' bitcoin assets as much as possible and giving customers and bitcoin prices more time to recover. Based on this mechanism, the liquidation ratio of Strike's overall loan book remains in the low single-digit range of total outstanding loans, approximately 1%–3%.
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