Platform Mechanics

NAVIGATOR is a decentralized exchange allowing trading without the need for a username or password. The platform uses an aggregate price feed which reduces the risk of liquidations from temporary wick

Liquidation

The liquidation condition of the smart contract at which a liquidation event can be triggered takes into account accrued fees, collateral and PnL. It is as follows:

$$accruedFees > liqThreshold \times collateral + PnL$$

The price at which liquidation occurs is a function of position size, average entry price, collateral, accrued fees (which include closing/funding/borrowing), and a liquidation threshold which is defaulted to be 0.99 - this threshold is put in place to act as a built-in safety net to protect the protocol from losses on a position exceeding collateral.

$$deltaLiqPercent = \frac{(liqThreshold \times collateral) - accruedFees}{posSize}$$

$$liqPrice =\begin{cases} entryPrice \times (1-deltaLiqPercent) &\text{if } LONG \\ entryPrice \times (1+deltaLiqPercent) &\text{if } SHORT\end{cases}$$

If liquidated the trader will lose all of the collateral in their position.

For example, assume a 10,000 long position on BTC/USD with 1,000 USD collateral and an entry price of 28,000. Assume the trader has held this position for a few days and has accrued total fees of $30.00. The corresponding deltaLiqPercent is 9.60% and the liquidation price would be 25,312.

Due to the borrowing & funding fees, your liquidation price will change over time, especially if you use high leverage and have the position open for more than a few days, so it is important to monitor your liquidation price.

Liquidation Bounty

Besides the fee manager wallet, it is also possible for any 3rd party to trigger a qualifying liquidation. A bounty is put in place to incentivize liquidations to ensure they trigger in a timely matter (ie: liquidation is triggered before the remaining 1% of position collateral is lost due to rapid price movement). The wallet to first liquidate the position will receive up to 10% of the total lost collateral if Mummy's bot goes down or does not trigger in time.

Open Interest Limits

As a risk management tool, there are Open Interest (OI) limits per user as well as for each asset and direction. OI limits for both Longs and Shorts are established to protect the protocol from total OI exceeding TVL (in this case NLP backed liquidity). These limits, for each tradable asset, will be manually adjusted over time as TVL increases.

Profit Limits

In order to further protect the vault, we have put limits (maxProfitPercent) into place per asset for how much any one trade can profit. Each tokens will have different Max Profit Percent (MPP). See the MPP table below for more information.

In the event that one's profit exceeds MPP of the token, then the position will be forced closed.

Example:

• Total USD of NSLP in the Vault is $2,400,000

• Max profit percent = 0.1%

• User profit = $3,000

• Max allowable profit = 2,400,000 * 0.1% = $2,400

Therefore, user profit > max profit and the position is forced closed. The exeeded profit will be sent back to the NSLP vault.

Token ID	Symbol	Max Profit Percent (%)
11	BTC	3
12	ETH	3
13	LINK	3
14	XRP	3
15	BNB	3
16	OP	3
17	SOL	3
18	ARB	3
19	ORDI	3
20	SUI	3
21	PEPE	3
22	S	3
23	TRUMP	3
24	MELANIA	3
25	AIXBT	3
26	ANON	3
27	BERA	3
28	LTC	3
29	ADA	3
30	HYPE	3
31	KAITO	3
32	stS	3
33	FARTCOIN	3
34	SHADOW	0.1
35	VIRTUAL	3
36	NEAR	3
37	TIA	3
38	PENGU	3
400	GMCI30	3
401	GML2	3
402	MSTR	3
403	TSLA	3
404	AAPL	3
405	GOOGL	3
406	NVDA	3
407	NDAQ	3
408	DIA	3
409	SPY	3
410	AMZN	3
411	META	3
412	MSFT	3
500	EUR	3
501	XAU	3
502	GBP	3
503	XAG	3
504	AUD	3
505	NZD	3
506	CHF	3
507	CNH	3
508	JPY	3
509	WTI1M	3