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Liquidators

Last updated 11 months ago

What are Liquidators?

Anyone can be a liquidator and . The AMM then either rejects the request if the trader margin is above the initial margin, or proceeds.

How can you liquidate positions?

There are different ways to liquidate traders on D8X:

The that is subtracted from the trader margin. The liquidation fee is shared between the protocol and the liquidator.

The

The allow to liquidate positions

D8X Futures Node SDK provides functions to liquidate positions
D8X open-source liquidator bots
request the AMM to liquidate a given trader
liquidator earns a fee