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LIF

Liquidation Incentive Factor

The Liquidation Incentive Factor (LIF), as implemented in both Morpho and Fira, represents the economic reward available to liquidators when closing under-collateralized positions. We use this as a core input in determining how much capital can safely be allocated to a given market. Higher LIFs generally support larger caps, as they provide stronger incentives for third-party liquidators to act quickly and reliably.

LIF=max[10.7+0.3×LLTV, 1.15]LIF = max\left[\frac{1}{0.7 + 0.3\times LLTV},\space 1.15\right]

See Morpho Documentation for further explanation.

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