bsip38: more description about rounding and mcr

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abitmore 2018-04-10 15:08:35 -04:00
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@ -90,6 +90,56 @@ max_debt_to_cover = max_amount_to_sell * match_price
It need to be rounded up to an integer as well.
Then adjust `max_amount_to_sell` to be more precise by:
```
max_amount_to_sell = round_down(max_debt_to_cover / match_price)
```
## Rounding and Edge Cases
Without `target_CR` option set, when a call order is partially filled, its
paid collateral will be rounded down, so its collateral ratio will increase.
With `target_CR` option set, when a call order is partially filled, it's
possible that its paid collateral will be rounded up. If the call order's
collateral ratio is not too low, partially filling will likely leads to an
increase in collateral ratio.
However, there are edge cases: if the call order's collateral ratio is already
low, or its debt or collateral amount is tiny, rounding up paid collateral on
partially filling will probably lead to a decrease in collateral ratio,
in extreme cases it may even lead to a black swan event. This is against the
intention of this BSIP. To solve this issue, when detected a decrease in
collateral ratio when matching, ignore the `target_CR` option of corresponding
call order, and re-evaluate the match.
## When and How To Use the Option
The `target_collateral_ratio` option can to be set, updated or cleared when
creating or updating a short position. When doing so, other rules still apply,
E.G. can't update a short position to have too small collateral ratio.
For one account, different short positions (for different assets) can be set
with different `target_collateral_ratio`.
For one short position,
* if want to close it completely to cut losses when being margin called,
* don't set or clear `target_collateral_ratio` option, because the option is
**optional** so can be unset or cleared;
* if want to sell as little collateral as possible when being margin called,
to keep the remaining short position as large as possible,
* set `target_collateral_ratio` to `MCR` or less;
* if want to sell more than minimum required collateral when being margin
called, to reduce the possibility of being margin called again in the near
future, but don't want to completely close the short position,
* set `target_collateral_ratio` to a value higher than `MCR`, E.G. `300%`.
The higher the value is, the more collateral will be listed for sale when
it's margin called.
# Specifications
@ -138,8 +188,10 @@ The `proposal_create_evaluator` is used to evaluate and apply the
After a call order get matched with a limit order and about to fill,
* if `target_collateral_ratio` is not set, process as before;
* if `target_collateral_ratio` is set, calculate maximum amount of collateral
for sale according to the equation described above, then process as before.
* if `target_collateral_ratio` is set, compare it to `MCR`, use the bigger
one (aka `max(target_collateral_ratio,MCR)`) to calculate maximum amount of
collateral for sale and maximum amount of debt to cover according to the
equation described above, then process as before.
### Rounding