tidal
  • 🐋v2 Introduction
  • BACKGROUND
    • Problem Space
  • ⚙️How it works
    • Network Roles
      • Pool manager
      • Liquidity providers
      • Policyholders
      • Committees
    • Premium Distribution
    • Est. APR Calculation
    • Claim and Payout
    • 🗒️Liquidity Provider Terms and Conditions
    • ⚠️Risks
    • 📘Definitions
    • 🛡️V2 Audit Report
    • 🗞️Original Whitepaper
  • ADVANCED TOPICS
    • Token Economics
    • Capital Management
      • Reserve Capital Bootstrapping
      • Dynamic Capital Adjustment
      • Fees and Funding
  • 1️⃣v1
    • v1 Introduction
    • v1 Solution Overview
    • v1 Network Roles
      • Reserve Provider
      • Guarantor
      • TIDAL Staking Pool
      • Cover Buyer
    • Premium Distribution
    • Payout Flow
    • Claim and Payout
    • Cover Policy
    • How to use
      • Provide USDC Reserves
      • Provide Guarantor Tokens
      • Transfer Token to Polygon
      • Stake TIDAL
      • Buy Cover
      • What's Epoch
    • FAQs
    • V1 Audit Report
  • ETH2.0 Slashing Coverage
  • Swap Loss Coverage
  • Logo images
  • TIDAL Homepage
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  1. ADVANCED TOPICS
  2. Capital Management

Dynamic Capital Adjustment

Reserve providers are allowed to withdraw reserve capital, as the intial launch, there is no contraints on withdraw other than a up to 14 days pending period. As the ecosytem grow, limitation such as limiting the withdraw amount when the sold cover amount is below a certain threshold of the reserve providers' capital, will be implemented to stablilize the supply and demand.

The maximum leverage of exposure will be dynamically adjusted over time depending on the risk to hacking and other forms of attacks, as well as the number of protocols covered by mutual cover pool. The leverage should be increased as more protocols become mature on the market.

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