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Warnings before a PulseChain loan can be liquidated. Open Pulse Lifeline

• Loan liquidation: which collateral levels matter
  Loans on Liquid Loans, Powercity and INCD liquidate when collateral falls under 110 percent. What that means and which levels give you time.
• What is a collateral ratio? A plain explanation
  The collateral ratio compares what you locked up with what you borrowed. See how to read it and why it changes without you doing anything.
• What is liquidation of a crypto loan?
  Liquidation is what happens when a loan's collateral no longer covers the debt well enough. How it works and why it is the main risk of such loans.
• What happens when a loan is liquidated?
  When a loan is liquidated, the system closes it and uses the collateral to cover the debt. What that means for the borrower, in general terms.
• How can I be warned before my loan is liquidated?
  You can watch the collateral ratio yourself or let a tool do it. What a useful warning looks like and which levels give you time.
• Add collateral or repay debt: two ways to a safer loan
  A loan's ratio goes up if you add collateral or reduce the debt. How each works and what they have in common.
• How much collateral do I add to reach a target ratio?
  To reach a target ratio, add the target times the debt, minus the collateral you have. A worked example with simple numbers.
• How much debt do I repay to reach a target ratio?
  To reach a target ratio by repaying, the new debt is collateral divided by the target. A worked example with simple numbers.
• What is a critical warning below 115 percent?
  Below 115 percent, a loan is close to the minimum. Why warnings then ignore quiet hours and repeat every hour.
• What does it mean when a loan disappears from the list?
  A loan can vanish from a tracker because it was repaid, closed or liquidated. How to tell which, and why one alert is enough.
• How do I track loans in several wallets?
  Loans in different wallets are hard to see together. How to watch up to five wallets in one list, using public addresses only.
• Is it safe to enter my wallet address in a loan tracker?
  A public wallet address lets a tracker read your loans but not move them. What it can see, what it cannot do and what you should never enter.
• Why can a loan warning arrive late?
  A warning passes through a server, a push service and your phone. Any of them can delay it, and Focus or Low Power Mode can too.
• Why are there several warning levels, not just one?
  One warning at one level says little. A series of levels shows the direction a loan is moving. Why Pulse Lifeline uses seven.
• How do prices affect the safety of a loan?
  A loan's ratio moves with the price of its collateral. How a falling price lowers the ratio, and why the ratio can change without you acting.
• What data does a loan warning app keep about you?
  To send warnings, a server needs a few things. What Pulse Lifeline keeps, why it needs your wallet address and when it deletes everything.
• How do I turn on notifications for loan warnings?
  Loan warnings only reach you if notifications are allowed for the app. Where to switch them on and what else can block them.

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