E-Mode & Segregated Risk

Dolomite's risk override system empowers users to borrow against assets with increased LTVs or modified risk parameters to partition risk and maximize underwriting potential.

E-Mode & Segregated Risk automatically turns on/off depending on the composition of assets in your position. This makes it easy and fluid for users to borrow with increased efficiency if they opt into maintaining a position that falls within an E-Mode category.

To learn more about E-Mode you can visit the section on Risk Management.

To get the current risk override setter, you can query the following function on DolomiteMargin .

You can query current risk settings on the Dolomite Account Risk Override using the following functions:

getAccountRiskOverride

Description:

Gets the risk overrides for a given account owner. In the context of an operation, this function is called within _verifyFinalState, after all of the operation's actions have occurred. Thus, it is safe to read the account's state from Dolomite Margin's storage.

Parameters:

  • account (Account.Info calldata): The account whose risk override should be retrieved, represented by an Account.Info struct.

Returns:

  • Decimal.D256 memory marginRatioOverride: The margin ratio override for this account. When a margin ratio override is specified that is non-zero, all margin premiums are ignored for the position.

  • Decimal.D256 memory liquidationRewardOverride: The liquidation penalty that would be paid by this account if the position is liquidated. When a liquidation reward override is specified that is non-zero, all liquidation reward premiums are ignored for the position.

library Account {
    struct Info {
        address owner;
        uint256 number;
    }
}

library Decimal {
    struct D256 {
        value uint256;
    }
}

function getAccountRiskOverride(
    Account.Info calldata account
)
external
view
returns
(
    Decimal.D256 memory marginRatioOverride,
    Decimal.D256 memory liquidationRewardOverride
);

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