Trading Limits
Stability Mechanism Overview
The Astonic protocol's stability relies on a dynamic supply management system through controlled asset exchanges with the Reserve. This sophisticated mechanism requires careful balance and precise control.
Exchange Rate Dependencies
Collateral volatility impact
Liquidity considerations
Oracle update timing
Risk management protocols
Evolution from V1 Architecture
Historical Context:
Original vAMM Implementation:
Dual-purpose bucket sizes
Price discovery function
Slippage-based limitations
Enhanced Trading Limits:
Separated functionalities
Increased bucket capacities
Reduced average slippage
Precise volume control
Multi-Tier Limit Structure
Time-Based Limits:
L0 (Short-term):
5-minute monitoring window
Inter-bucket update control
Immediate risk mitigation
L1 (Daily):
24-hour monitoring
Fail-safe mechanism
Aggregate flow control
Global Limit (LG):
Perpetual monitoring
Net flow restrictions
Strategic volume control
Governance oversight
Implementation Framework
Smart contract integration
Governance-controlled parameters
Real-time monitoring
Automated enforcement
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