Liquidity Risk Score
The Liquidity Risk Score ranges from 0 (low risk) to 100 (high risk) and is intended to measure liquidity resilience during possible market stress scenarios. The Liquidity Risk Score combines supplier and borrower concentration, 30-day average utilization, and the pool's share of total DeFi stablecoin supply.
Supplier and Borrower Concentration
The supplier and borrower concentration is measured using the Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI). First, we measure the HHI of suppliers and borrowers separately. Thereafter, we combine the two HHI metrics to construct an aggregated market-concentration term:
The formula combines supplier and borrow concentration and then normalises it to a 0 - 1 range.
Non-Linear Utilization Penalty
The utilisation risk has a gentle slope for healthy levels (< 80 %) and rises steeply once a kink is crossed. Mathematically:
where:
m (baseline sensitivity) = 0.25
k (steepness of the jump) = 32
uₜₕ (utilization threshold where liquidity starts to tighten) = 0.8
Combine Utilization and Concentration
where:
weight_hhi = 0.5
Discount for Pool Size
Large pools represent a bigger share of the aggregate stablecoin market and are assumed to be harder to drain in a stress event, hence the logarithmic discount. A higher α makes the discount stronger.
where:
α = 2.5
Final Score
The final score is bounded between 0 (lowest liquidity risk) and 100 (highest liquidity risk).
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