Changing thresholds doesn’t trigger recalculation of connected vaults' credit capacity.
Vaults use outdated deleverage parameters, leading to incorrect risk assessments and under/over-liquidations.
The configureMarket function dictate when and how aggressively a market deleverages (reduces risk by closing positions) based on its debt-to-collateral ratio. Changes to these thresholds directly affect a market’s credit capacity (how much collateral can back liabilities).
Vaults connected to the market delegate collateral to the market to increase its credit capacity. When thresholds change, the market’s credit capacity may shift, invalidating vaults’ existing delegated credit calculations.
Vaults still reference old thresholds, calculating credit capacity incorrectly.
If thresholds are tightened (deleverage starts sooner) but capacity isn’t updated, vaults will over-delegate (exposing protocol to insolvency).
If thresholds are loosened, vaults underutilize collateral (inefficient capital allocation).
vaults will over-delegate and underutilize collateral in different market conditions
Manual Review
Updates vaults’ delegated credit to align with new thresholds.
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