New dForce Community Proposal Proposes to Reduce TUSD’s Loan-to-Value Ratio to Zero
According to a new Unitus Improvement Proposal (UIP), the dForce community has proposed to lower the LTV (loan-to-value) ratio of TUSD to zero. The proposal states that the TUSD stablecoin experienced a slight decoupling on November 22, dropping to 0.9955 before recovering its peg. The main cause of this event was a surge in sell orders, highlighting the potential impact of large order blocks on liquidity and the possibility of slippage. Therefore, it is recommended to lower the loan-to-value (LTV) ratio of TUSD to 0 in order to more effectively reduce potential risks and strengthen protection for users and assets within the Unitus ecosystem.
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