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  1. Borrowing

CDP(Collateralized Debt Position)

To mint $VUSD, users must open a CDP by depositing supported collateral (e.g., $IOTA and $stIOTA) into the protocol.

Here’s how it works:

  1. Deposit Collateral Choose a supported token and lock it in a CDP.

  2. Mint $VUSD Based on your collateral value and the required Minimum Collateral Ratio (MCR), you can borrow $VUSD.

  3. Manage Your Position You can repay your debt anytime to withdraw collateral. If your CDP falls below the MCR, it becomes eligible for liquidation.

Key parameters:

  • Collateral Ratio (CR) = (Collateral Value / Debt Value) × 100%

  • To avoid liquidation, keep your CR above the MCR at all times.

Virtue’s CDP system is designed to be efficient, transparent, and predictable — with fixed fees and real-time updates.

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