Position Limit
A position limit caps how much exposure an account, market, or protocol can take under defined rules.
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These terms explain risk-control mechanics that protocols may use to manage exposures and orderly liquidations.
Controls used to reduce protocol exposure when borrowing, collateral, or markets change.
In a daily board, this category groups terms by their shared role. Look for four cards that describe the same mechanism, risk area, or workflow rather than four words that merely sound similar.
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A position limit caps how much exposure an account, market, or protocol can take under defined rules.
A collateral haircut reduces the counted value of collateral to reflect liquidity, volatility, or operational risk.
A liquidation queue is the ordered process or priority list used when undercollateralized positions need to be reduced.
A circuit breaker is a rule that can pause or limit activity when a market, protocol, or system hits defined stress conditions.