Asset and Capital Ledger
ASSET LEDGER
We define the Asset Ledger (AL) by firstly considering the deadband around the reference ratio:
From before (§ Liquidity Risk Factor) LR3 is defined as:
Liquidity Ratio
Measure, 𝜶
Reference Ratio
When in equilibrium, the liquidity ratio is equal to its reference:
Define diff_ETH
as any ETH deposit or withdrawal from Taker’s Protect or Close, or credits or debits of ETH relating to a cross-side swap (see § Combining Differences).
AL is positive when the liquidity ratio exceeds the reference ratio plus the deadband:
AL is negative when the liquidity ratio is lower than the reference ratio minus the deadband:
Otherwise, we set AL to zero:
CAPITAL LEDGER
We similarly define the Capital Ledger by firstly applying the deadband around the reference ratio:
From § Liquidity Risk Factor, LR13 is defined as:
Liquidity Ratio
Measure, 𝜶
Reference Ratio
When in equilibrium, the liquidity ratio is equal to its reference:
We then define diffUSD as any USD deposit or withdrawal from Claim, Withdraw, or credits or debits of USD relating to a cross-side swap (see subsection Combining Differences).
CL is positive when the liquidity ratio exceeds the reference ratio plus the deadband:
CL is negative when the liquidity ratio is lower than the reference ratio minus the deadband:
Otherwise, we set CL to zero:
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